DAOs have several limitations because they operate in a relatively new and evolving legal context. There are no standardized legal frameworks specifically designed for DAOs, but they must still comply with existing laws and regulations.

The first point is undoubtedly to improve governance, and there is no shortage of recipes for improving governance but that encounter difficulties and even banal necessities.

A good example can be the management of voting in an advisory committee. Ideally, everyone should be present, informed, and able to know each other opinions, or in some cases, opinions should be protected through confidentiality.

In a world where financial institutions face increasing pressure to address environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns, First Personal Coin is proud to present

"ESG DAO Governance"

Always looking for moments of reflection, an interesting insight in recent days comes from Vitalik Buterin (for those who don't know, the "inventor" of Ethereum). 

A few months ago, we talked about Optimism, (for those who don't remember, please click here) about its ambitious goals and the collaboration with Coinbase. From this collaboration, BASE was born, a project incubated within Coinbase but with the plans to gradually decentralize with the ambition of bringing the next billion users on-chain.

Most of us are out of office, we are optimist and are thinking about a future of prosperity.  In recent years, the world has witnessed the rapid growth and adoption of cryptocurrencies, ushering in a new era of financial innovation and possibilities.