Decentralized Autonomous Organization

Explore the future of governance through the lens of decentralized systems. Decentralized Autonomous Organization presents a timely, focused study into how ERC 721based DAOs are reshaping political, economic, and social structures. For scholars, students, and cryptoenthusiasts alike, this book bridges political science and blockchain with clarity and purpose.

Chapters Brief Overview:

1: Decentralized autonomous organization: Explains DAO structure, function, and governance under the ERC 721 framework.

2: Tokenomics: Outlines tokenbased economies and how they sustain DAOs and member incentives.

3: Ethereum: Presents Ethereum as the primary foundation for DAO smart contracts and operations.

4: Decentralized application: Explores dApps and their role in enabling DAO interactions and transparency.

5: Cryptocurrency: Reviews the role of crypto assets in funding, voting, and DAO governance.

6: Nonfungible token: Connects NFTs to DAO identity, access, and verifiable membership rights.

7: Polygon (blockchain): Details how Polygon enhances DAO scalability and reduces transaction costs.

8: Build Finance DAO: Analyzes Build Finance as a realworld DAO model with ERC 721 relevance.

9: Cryptocurrency wallet: Discusses wallet security and its role in safe DAO access and participation.

10: Decentralized finance: Examines DeFi tools that empower DAO treasuries and investment strategies.

11: Smart contract: Covers how smart contracts automate and secure DAO governance processes.

12: Blockchain: Explains blockchain’s integrity and its foundational role in DAO transparency.

13: Polkadot (blockchain platform): Highlights Polkadot’s crosschain capabilities for interoperable DAOs.

14: Cryptocurrency and crime: Assesses risks and legal challenges facing DAOs and crypto ecosystems.

15: The DAO: Revisits the original DAO incident and its influence on DAO evolution.

16: Tron (blockchain): Presents Tron’s approach to decentralized governance via scalable DAO platforms.

17: Cardano (blockchain platform): Explores Cardano’s structured governance and researchdriven DAO tools.

18: Dai (cryptocurrency): Discusses Dai’s role as a stablecoin in DAO financial ecosystems.

19: Uniswap: Unpacks Uniswap’s DAOdriven governance as a leading DeFi example.

20: Solana (blockchain platform): Explains how Solana offers speed and performance for DAO deployment.

21: Ethereum Classic: Reviews Ethereum Classic’s DAO stance and its support for immutable contracts.

This book merges political theory with digital innovation. By understanding DAOs, readers gain insight into decentralized governance shaping future societies. Beyond the cost, it offers unmatched value in knowledge, relevance, and application. For professionals, students, and thinkers—this is your gateway into the political science of Web3.