# Across Protocol Articoli collegati

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Community is Dead, Long Live Community

The author reflects on the transformative and often painful evolution of crypto communities. They nostalgically recall the early days of Web3, where genuine bonds formed around shared beliefs in projects like DeFi and NFTs, leading to deep friendships and passionate collaboration. However, the essay argues this authentic "community" is now largely dead. It has been corrupted by a culture of extraction, where most participants in modern Discord servers are motivated solely by financial gain—grinding for points, chasing airdrops, and immediately selling tokens. This dynamic creates a facade of engagement that vanishes after a token launch, often replaced by hostility. The author uses their project, Across Protocol, as a case study, announcing the shutdown of its Discord server because it no longer represents a true community but a toxic space dominated by mercenary actors. The piece concludes with a bittersweet farewell to the old era and a determined call to continue building with the few remaining genuine believers. The title's paradox, "Community is dead. Long live community," mourns the loss of the original ideal while expressing hope for its future revival.

链捕手05/15 11:54

Community is Dead, Long Live Community

链捕手05/15 11:54

Why Did the Star Web3 Project Across Protocol Choose to Abandon the DAO?

Across Protocol, a prominent Web3 project, is proposing to transition from a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) structure to a private company. Co-founder Hart Lambur explained on the Talking Tokens podcast that the current DAO model has become a bottleneck for growth, particularly as institutional and enterprise demand increases. The protocol, which has facilitated over $35 billion in cross-chain transactions, believes a more traditional corporate structure will allow it to operate more efficiently. The proposal offers two options for ACX token holders: convert their tokens into equity in the new private entity, AcrossCo., or redeem them for USDC at a one-month average market price. Lambur acknowledged limitations due to U.S. securities laws, which restrict the number of shareholders in an S-corporation, necessitating consolidation for larger token holders. This move reflects a broader industry trend of recognizing the operational challenges of DAOs. Lambur cited similar sentiments from Aave's founder and Uniswap's recent proposal to create a legal entity, highlighting the friction and inefficiencies of decentralized governance structures. The proposal will enter a two-week discussion period before a community Snapshot vote.

marsbit03/15 03:08

Why Did the Star Web3 Project Across Protocol Choose to Abandon the DAO?

marsbit03/15 03:08

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