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Participating in proposals is a must for DAO participants, it helps ensure DAO´s future and availability  
Participating in proposals is a must for DAO participants, it helps ensure DAO´s future and availability  


Proposals on Snapshot are a great way to get alpha information on upcoming changes to a participating project, investors might use this bot <ref>https://9000.hal.xyz/recipes/snapshot-follow-new-proposals</ref>to track new proposals.
Proposals on Snapshot are a great way to get alpha on upcoming changes to a participating project, investors might use this bot<ref>https://9000.hal.xyz/recipes/snapshot-follow-new-proposals</ref>to track new proposals.


== Sources: ==
== Sources: ==

Revision as of 20:43, 4 May 2022

Snapshot is a decentralized voting system. It provides flexibility on how voting power is calculated for a vote. Snapshot supports various voting types to cater to the needs of organizations. Creating proposals and voting on Snapshot is user-friendly and does not cost gas as the process is performed off-chain. It has been proved its status and become de facto a standard in DAO governance

In short, Snapshot is an off-chain gasless multi-governance client with easy to verify and hard to contest results.

  • Free (gasless) to create proposals and vote on them
  • Votes are signed messages easily verifiable online
  • Multiple voting systems - Single choice, Approval voting, Quadratic voting, and more
  • Flexible voting strategies to calculate voting results - vote with ERC20s, NFTs, other contracts, and more
  • Spaces can have their branding with custom color schemes and domain name

Participating in proposals is a must for DAO participants, it helps ensure DAO´s future and availability

Proposals on Snapshot are a great way to get alpha on upcoming changes to a participating project, investors might use this bot[1]to track new proposals.

Sources:

https://docs.snapshot.org

Snapshot bots