# Сопутствующие статьи по теме DAO

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As Bitcoin Hovers Under $70K and Ethereum Looks for Direction, Little Pepe (LILPEPE) Has Raised $28M and Is Catching Smart Investors’ Attention

Bitcoin remains below $70,000, trading around $66,400, while Ethereum hovers between $1,800 and $2,000, both showing limited momentum. Amid this sideways market, Little Pepe ($LILPEPE) has raised over $28.1 million in its presale, nearing completion with 98.23% of its current stage sold. Priced at $0.0022, the token has gained 120% from its initial price. The Ethereum-compatible meme coin offers features like no transaction tax, staking, sniper bot protection, a meme launchpad, and DAO governance. It is also running giveaway campaigns totaling $777,000 and over 15 ETH to attract participants. With major cryptocurrencies in a waiting phase, smaller early-stage projects like Little Pepe are drawing investor attention.

TheNewsCrypto04/07 06:45

As Bitcoin Hovers Under $70K and Ethereum Looks for Direction, Little Pepe (LILPEPE) Has Raised $28M and Is Catching Smart Investors’ Attention

TheNewsCrypto04/07 06:45

$28M Already Raised, Little Pepe ($LILPEPE) Could Turn Small Investments Into Massive Gains While BTC and ETH Stall

The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a slowdown, with Bitcoin and Ethereum trading sideways and facing limited upside momentum. This has led investors to seek high-growth opportunities in early-stage projects. Little Pepe ($LILPEPE) has emerged as a top contender, having already secured over $28 million in its presale. Built on an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 blockchain, it offers fast transactions, low fees, and features like zero-tax trading and staking. To boost engagement, the project is running a massive giveaway with a $777,000 prize pool and ETH rewards for top contributors. Positioned as a high-potential alternative in a stagnant market, LILPEPE aims to turn small investments into substantial gains.

TheNewsCrypto03/31 09:04

$28M Already Raised, Little Pepe ($LILPEPE) Could Turn Small Investments Into Massive Gains While BTC and ETH Stall

TheNewsCrypto03/31 09:04

Decentralization at risk as 100 wallets hold 80% of DeFi supply: Report

DeFi's decentralization is under threat as new data reveals extreme concentration of governance power. A report from the ECB shows the top 100 wallets control over 80% of the token supply across major protocols, while just 10-20 voters hold up to 96% of delegated voting power in some cases. With participation rates as low as 4-12%, decision-making is effectively controlled by a small group of entities, including founders, treasuries, and centralized exchanges. This makes regulators' jobs easier, as they can now identify clear control points, increasing DeFi's regulatory exposure under frameworks like MiCA. Consequently, markets are repricing DAO tokens, with a growing premium placed on protocols that demonstrate broader participation and transparency, while those with concentrated control face valuation pressures.

ambcrypto03/29 01:02

Decentralization at risk as 100 wallets hold 80% of DeFi supply: Report

ambcrypto03/29 01:02

Lido plans 8.5% LDO supply buyback to fix ‘price dislocation’ – Details

Lido, the leading Ethereum staking platform, has proposed a one-off plan to buy back 8.5% of LDO's circulating supply. The proposal involves using 10,000 stETH (worth approximately $20–21 million) from the Lido DAO Treasury to purchase 70 million LDO tokens. This initiative aims to address the significant price dislocation between LDO and ETH, as LDO is trading at a 70% discount relative to ETH—a historical low not seen since 2026. Despite Lido's strong staking dominance and improved operations, LDO's price has dropped 97% from its 2024 high. The buyback will be executed in batches across liquid venues to minimize slippage. This is separate from a previously proposed automatic annual $10 million buyback plan. However, whale wallets have offloaded nearly 80 million LDO since October, indicating declining confidence that could hinder a rebound.

ambcrypto03/28 17:01

Lido plans 8.5% LDO supply buyback to fix ‘price dislocation’ – Details

ambcrypto03/28 17:01

43-Year-Old OnlyFans Helmsman Passes Away; He Once Bought ETH into the Company's Balance Sheet

Leonid Radvinsky, the 43-year-old Ukrainian-American majority owner of OnlyFans, has passed away after a long battle with cancer. Under his leadership since acquiring 75% of the parent company Fenix International in 2018, OnlyFans grew into a subscription-based content platform valued at approximately $18 billion, with over 377 million users and 4.63 million creators. Radvinsky maintained a low public profile but quietly engaged with crypto initiatives. In 2022, OnlyFans introduced NFT profile picture verification via Ethereum, marking its first step into web3. That same year, Fenix International purchased $19.9 million worth of ETH, recording it on its balance sheet, though it later wrote down $8.46 million due to market declines. The company also donated 500 ETH (then around $1 million) to Ukraine DAO in support of war relief efforts. Although OnlyFans never integrated crypto payments, its founder Tim Stokely later launched Zoop, an NFT trading card platform on Polygon, applying the creator-paid subscription model to web3. In 2025, Zoop and HBAR Foundation even submitted a bid to acquire TikTok’s U.S. operations with plans to incorporate token incentives and NFT-based creator monetization—though the deal did not materialize. Radvinsky’s tenure transformed OnlyFans into a financial powerhouse, generating over $6 billion in annual transactions and paying out more than $700 million in dividends in 2024 alone.

marsbit03/25 10:05

43-Year-Old OnlyFans Helmsman Passes Away; He Once Bought ETH into the Company's Balance Sheet

marsbit03/25 10:05

Abandoning Token Issuance, Abolishing veBAL: Can Balancer's 'All-or-Nothing Gamble' Bring Renewal?

Balancer, a veteran DeFi protocol, is undergoing a radical transformation following a major $120M security breach in November 2025 that accelerated its existing financial decline. With annual revenue of just $290K against a $2.87M operational budget, its DAO treasury was on track to be depleted within four years. TVL plummeted from a peak of $3B to under $160M. On March 23, 2026, the core team proposed two major overhauls: a tokenomics reform and an operational restructuring. The key strategy shifts from token emission-driven growth to a sustainable, fee-based model. Operational changes include dissolving Balancer Labs, reducing the team from 25 to 12.5 full-time equivalents, and cutting the annual budget by 34% to $1.9M. The protocol will focus solely on its core products: Boosted Pools, a revamped reCLAMM, and LBPs, while maintaining deployments only on Ethereum, Gnosis, Arbitrum, and Base. Tokenomics reforms are more drastic: BAL token emissions will stop immediately, and the veBAL governance system will be abolished. All protocol fees will now go entirely to the DAO treasury, and V3 protocol fees are reduced from 50% to 25% to attract LPs. A $500K compensation fund is allocated for veBAL holders. A crucial exit mechanism is proposed: a 12-week window, opening one year after the vote, allowing BAL holders to burn their tokens for stablecoins at a Net Asset Value (NAV) of $0.16 per BAL. If fully utilized, this could burn 35% of the circulating supply. The team projects that these changes could boost annual DAO revenue to $1.22M and extend the treasury's runway to 9 years. However, this survival depends heavily on the success of the streamlined operations and core products. This high-stakes gamble aims to secure a sustainable future for the protocol.

marsbit03/24 08:49

Abandoning Token Issuance, Abolishing veBAL: Can Balancer's 'All-or-Nothing Gamble' Bring Renewal?

marsbit03/24 08:49

Balancer proposes sweeping overhaul to cut emissions, slash costs, and reset post-exploit strategy

Balancer has proposed a major overhaul of its protocol to shift from an incentive-driven model to a leaner, revenue-focused strategy. The plan includes immediately halting all BAL token emissions, phasing out the veBAL system, and redirecting 100% of protocol fees to the DAO treasury. A buyback program aims to repurchase up to 35% of the circulating BAL supply to counter historical dilution. The protocol will also narrow its focus to high-revenue products and reduce multi-chain deployments to cut costs. While the move may reduce TVL and increase centralization, it reflects a broader DeFi trend toward sustainable, revenue-based growth.

ambcrypto03/24 00:02

Balancer proposes sweeping overhaul to cut emissions, slash costs, and reset post-exploit strategy

ambcrypto03/24 00:02

Charles Hoskinson Calls for Revote in Liqwid DAO Governance Dispute

Charles Hoskinson has called for a revote in a governance dispute within the Liqwid DAO, a decentralized finance protocol on the Cardano network, concerning the allocation of NIGHT tokens. He raised concerns about the fairness and transparency of the initial voting process, emphasizing that decentralized governance must be accountable and free from conflicts of interest. Hoskinson suggested that excluding insiders from the revote could help restore community trust. The situation highlights broader challenges in DAO governance, including the need for transparent processes and community involvement in decision-making. The outcome of the proposed revote is being closely watched by the blockchain community.

TheNewsCrypto03/16 13:47

Charles Hoskinson Calls for Revote in Liqwid DAO Governance Dispute

TheNewsCrypto03/16 13:47

Cardano Founder Calls For Insider Recusal In Liqwid Governance Dispute

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has intervened in a governance dispute at DeFi protocol Liqwid, urging insiders to recuse themselves from a revote on the distribution of nearly $1 million in NIGHT tokens. The conflict centers on whether the protocol should honor prior public commitments to return all assets deposited in its smart contracts. Hoskinson argued that DAO legitimacy depends on broad participation and trust, not just a vote, especially when insiders could directly benefit from the outcome. He warned that failing to address the perceived breach of trust could severely damage Liqwid's credibility and growth, and recommended a new vote focused solely on whether to honor the original promises.

bitcoinist03/16 11:32

Cardano Founder Calls For Insider Recusal In Liqwid Governance Dispute

bitcoinist03/16 11:32

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?