One thing I found interesting about @dac_chain is how it separates governance from day to day network activity.
DAC uses two assets:
DACT is the governance and staking token, while DACC is the native coin used for fees, smart contract execution and validator rewards.
The idea is to give each asset a different job instead of making one token handle everything.
DACβs current roadmap also puts the conversion layer into focus, with a native token swap pool planned for Q3.
The interesting part will be seeing how this dual asset model works once it moves from design into real network activity.
#dac $DACT
One thing I found interesting about @dac_chain is how it separates governance from day to day network activity.
DAC uses two assets:
DACT is the governance and staking token, while DACC is the native coin used for fees, smart contract execution and validator rewards.
The idea is to give each asset a different job instead of making one token handle everything.
DACβs current roadmap also puts the conversion layer into focus, with a native token swap pool planned for Q3.
The interesting part will be seeing how this dual asset model works once it moves from design into real network activity.
#dac $DACT