@hasufl is finally getting to VEV/GEV. It's great to see some of the greatest minds in crypto go in a similar direction we're headed.
https://t.co/cJ8vh9KFcB
@hasufl Governance tokens are subject to vote manipulation through off-chain bribes - lack of transparency is a great issue. We are building an on-chain platform to address this.
The Vote Extractable Value (VEV) can be game changing for token to token M&A:
- DAO token holders can extract even more value from ownership
- Activist investors can reduce the total capital spent on M&A
Same methodologies as TradFi, but transparent and on-chain.
It took hundreds of years to evolve our current systems of corporate governance-- it required a careful consideration of who has power and accountability, and who makes decisions, through trial and error.
It will take more than two years to get blockchain governance right.
@scott_lew_is This doesn't make much sense but creating a market for voter incentives on the protocol level makes a lot of sense which is what we're building
8/ This is a very simple example of positive VEV. If the incentive payment is higher than the token's price, and the token's price goes to 0 as a result of the vote, tokenholders will choose to vote in favour of that decision.
7/ Protocol B's tokenholders see the offer, and some vote in favour of the decision (Yay Vote Sellers). The decision passes and the Yay Pot ($10 million in DAI) is divided among the Yay Vote Sellers.