There is an old problem in the DAO community—slow proposal processes, low execution efficiency, and a continuous decline in community participation. The lively discussions often end up being dominated by big players, while ordinary token holders gradually lose interest.

Recently, some new governance models are attempting to improve this dilemma. By directly linking on-chain voting with funding pools, proposals move straight from discussion to execution, compressing the process to an average of 48 hours. This seemingly simple change actually means that community decisions can receive immediate feedback—submit a proposal over the weekend, and funds on the chain start flowing by Monday. This visible cause-and-effect relationship can significantly boost participation enthusiasm.

Substantive adjustments have also been made to the incentive layer. The community reward pool has reached around 500,000 USDC, with monthly stable returns distributed based on token holdings and participation levels. This is not an illusory vision but a real monetary reward mechanism, transforming governance participation from an idealistic pursuit to a利益-driven activity.

Technologically, a multi-signature wallet combined with on-chain automated scripts is used to reduce human intervention and increase transparency and security. Cross-chain governance functionality is about to go live, expected to improve asset dispatch efficiency by approximately 30%-40%.

From an investor’s perspective, these projects have several stable characteristics: high execution efficiency, clear incentive mechanisms, and solid technical foundations. During periods when market attention is not fully focused, such assets are relatively easier to identify opportunities. Once they truly become popular, there may only be chasing the trend left.