# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Governance

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Governance", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Vitalik Buterin Argues Merging DAOs and Prediction Markets Is Good for Creators as SUBBD Token Soars

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin proposes merging DAOs with prediction markets, a concept he calls "info finance," to improve on-chain governance and content curation by using market-based truth-seeking mechanisms. This shift could benefit creators by replacing opaque Web2 algorithms with transparent, capital-backed systems. Meanwhile, SUBBD Token ($SUBBD) is highlighted as a practical implementation, combining AI tools and Web3 payments to reduce platform fees and empower creators. It has raised over $1.4M in its presale, offering staking rewards and aiming to disrupt the $85 billion creator economy by decentralizing monetization and operational workflows.

bitcoinist02/03 12:16

Vitalik Buterin Argues Merging DAOs and Prediction Markets Is Good for Creators as SUBBD Token Soars

bitcoinist02/03 12:16

Bankless Founder: By 2026, Tokens Will Finally Be Treated as 'Equity'

Bankless co-founder David Hoffman argues that most tokens are treated poorly compared to equity, leading to low market valuations. However, 2026 marks a shift with innovative token distribution models. MegaETH locks 53% of its MEGA tokens in a KPI-based program, where tokens unlock only if specific growth targets—like TVL, decentralization progress, and performance metrics—are met. This aligns dilution with actual ecosystem growth and distributes new tokens to long-term stakers, reducing sell pressure. Meanwhile, Cap protocol replaces traditional airdrops with a "stabledrop," distributing stablecoins (cUSD) instead of governance tokens to users. Those seeking CAP tokens must participate in a public sale, ensuring holders are committed investors. These models move away from indiscriminate token distribution toward targeted, conditional mechanisms that reward genuine participation and long-term alignment, potentially improving token value and holder quality.

marsbit02/03 05:01

Bankless Founder: By 2026, Tokens Will Finally Be Treated as 'Equity'

marsbit02/03 05:01

The DAO Returns After a Decade, Establishes a $220 Million Security Fund

The DAO, the record-breaking 2016 Ethereum crowdfunding project that led to a major hack and the Ethereum Classic split, is making a symbolic return a decade later. Over 75,109 ETH (worth approximately $220 million) from the incident’s unresolved funds will be used to establish The DAO Security Fund. This fund, managed by a multisig group including key figures like Vitalik Buterin and Taylor Monahan, will focus entirely on enhancing Ethereum’s security. The majority of the ETH (around 69,420) will be staked to create a perpetual endowment, with staking yields and remaining assets funding security efforts such as smart contract audits, core protocol upgrades, and wallet safety improvements. While the initiative aims to turn a historic failure into long-term ecosystem protection, it remains controversial. Questions persist around the legitimacy of repurposing what some consider original token holders' assets and the degree of decentralization in the fund’s governance. Nonetheless, The DAO’s evolution reflects Ethereum’s maturation and the resilience of its community.

marsbit02/02 06:38

The DAO Returns After a Decade, Establishes a $220 Million Security Fund

marsbit02/02 06:38

Story Delays $IP Token Unlock, Strengthens Long-Term Token Economics and Network Stability

Story has announced a six-month extension for the initial unlocking and subsequent vesting schedule of all locked $IP tokens, applicable to investors, team members, and internal stakeholders. As a result, no new liquidity from these tokens will enter the market before August 13, 2026. This decision is part of a broader strategy to strengthen long-term alignment with the community and enhance the network’s economic sustainability. It follows recent proposals, SIP-00009 and SIP-00010, which recalibrated token emissions and staking incentives to support a more sustainable token economy. These changes reduce emissions from locked tokens, encourage broader community staking participation, and lower inflation pressure as the network matures. The token supply, allocation ratios, vesting terms, and legal ownership remain unchanged. The updated schedule is enforced via automated smart contracts to ensure compliance. Story emphasizes that this move prioritizes long-term network stability over short-term market fluctuations. Story is an AI-native blockchain focused on traceability, licensing, and monetization of AI data and models, backed by $136M from investors including a16z crypto and Samsung Ventures.

marsbit02/02 01:51

Story Delays $IP Token Unlock, Strengthens Long-Term Token Economics and Network Stability

marsbit02/02 01:51

Trump-Linked Crypto Firm Gets $500 Million Boost From UAE: Report

A crypto startup linked to former US President Donald Trump, World Liberty Financial, received a $500 million investment from the UAE-backed Aryam Investment 1, which acquired a 49% stake. Approximately $187 million was paid upfront to entities connected to Trump and other founders. The deal, signed in January 2025, has drawn scrutiny from lawmakers and watchdog groups due to the investor's ties to powerful Abu Dhabi official Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This has raised significant concerns about foreign influence, transparency, and potential circumvention of disclosure rules, especially as the firm has connections to a sitting US president. The investment has prompted calls for greater regulatory oversight and clearer public filings.

bitcoinist02/01 19:01

Trump-Linked Crypto Firm Gets $500 Million Boost From UAE: Report

bitcoinist02/01 19:01

Coinbase Insider Trading Lawsuit Clears Key Legal Hurdle

A US court has allowed an insider trading lawsuit against Coinbase executives, including CEO Brian Armstrong, to proceed. Shareholders allege that executives sold their shares while possessing non-public information about regulatory risks, enabling them to avoid losses while public investors remained unaware. The case does not establish liability but is significant as it applies traditional disclosure rules to crypto firms, eliminating the notion of a different operating environment. This lawsuit marks a turning point, increasing legal oversight and pressure for greater transparency and governance in the crypto industry. The case now moves to the discovery phase and may take years to resolve.

TheNewsCrypto01/31 12:32

Coinbase Insider Trading Lawsuit Clears Key Legal Hurdle

TheNewsCrypto01/31 12:32

Experts Identify Ozak AI as a Candidate for 400×–800× Returns as AI-Focused Tokens Dominate Market Attention

Experts identify Ozak AI ($OZ) as a potential high-return investment candidate, with projections of 400x–800x gains, as AI-focused tokens dominate market interest. The project combines AI with decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN), offering smart automation and tokenized growth. Its presale has raised over $6.05 million, with tokens priced under $0.02, delivering early investors over 400% returns. The token provides utility through staking, governance, and ecosystem access, encouraging long-term holding. Partnerships with entities like SINT, Hive Intel, Weblume, Pyth Network, and Dex3 support execution, analytics, and liquidity. Positioned at the intersection of AI and decentralized infrastructure, Ozak AI aims for scalable real-world adoption, though market risks remain.

TheNewsCrypto01/30 09:42

Experts Identify Ozak AI as a Candidate for 400×–800× Returns as AI-Focused Tokens Dominate Market Attention

TheNewsCrypto01/30 09:42

It's 2026 Already, DAOs Should Have Matured by Now

By 2026, DAO governance is maturing beyond idealistic experiments. In 2025, major protocols shifted from pure community governance to hybrid models with clearer operational control, as seen with Arbitrum’s OpCo and Uniswap’s DUNI framework. Voting participation declined but became more concentrated among professional delegates, while token value accumulation gained prominence through buybacks, fee switches, and staking mechanisms. Key conflicts, like Gnosis terminating Karpatkey and Aave’s revenue dispute with Aave Labs, highlighted accountability gaps. Looking ahead, DAOs will formalize legal structures, prioritize risk management, and leverage AI for decision-making. Governance tokens must capture economic value to sustain engagement. The evolution reflects a balance between decentralized oversight and operational efficiency, signaling DAO’s maturation into more effective, accountable organizations.

比推01/29 15:53

It's 2026 Already, DAOs Should Have Matured by Now

比推01/29 15:53

South Korea Plans Cap On Crypto Exchange Ownership Despite Industry Concerns

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is proceeding with a proposal to cap major shareholders' stakes in cryptocurrency exchanges at 15%-20%, despite opposition from industry players and the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK). FSC Chairman Lee Eog-weon argued the measure is necessary to align governance standards with exchanges' expanding public role and to prevent conflicts of interest. The cap would be part of the upcoming Digital Asset Basic Act, which would also transition exchanges from a renewable notification system to a permanent authorization system. Major exchanges like Upbit and Coinone oppose the move, warning it could hinder industry growth. Meanwhile, lawmakers aim to introduce the comprehensive digital asset framework before the Lunar New Year. The legislation also addresses stablecoin regulation, setting a minimum capital requirement of 5 billion won ($3.48 million) for issuers, though no agreement has been reached on won-pegged stablecoins.

bitcoinist01/29 11:02

South Korea Plans Cap On Crypto Exchange Ownership Despite Industry Concerns

bitcoinist01/29 11:02

It's 2026, DAOs Should Have Matured by Now

The year 2025 marked a pivotal turning point for DAOs, shifting from idealistic experiments to a more mature hybrid model that balances decentralized oversight with operational efficiency. Key trends include a move away from pure community governance towards structures with clearer operational control, as seen with Arbitrum's OpCo and Uniswap's DUNI framework. While voter participation declined, voting power became more concentrated among active delegates. A major development was the focus on value accumulation for token holders through mechanisms like buybacks, fee switches, and burns, addressing a critical flaw in previous tokenomics. Significant conflicts, such as those at Gnosis and Aave, forced DAOs to confront issues of accountability and structural flaws. Looking ahead to 2026, key trends will include: the formalization of legal structures becoming necessary; governance evolving into risk management infrastructure; the decline of purely governance-focused tokens in favor of those with value capture; increased professional delegation; and the growing role of privacy, AI for decision fatigue, and futarchy markets. This evolution represents a maturation of the space, moving towards more effective and accountable organizations where growth benefits token holders and all participants are held responsible.

marsbit01/29 09:58

It's 2026, DAOs Should Have Matured by Now