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The trend of activities suggests a gradual shift toward a digital economy, especially as the coordination between distributed communities and stakeholders is becoming increasingly closer. By this, Armonia Meta Chain Team is launching MetaDAO as a new generation of a one-stop governance service platform.
It is equipped with several composable and accessible DAO tools that distinguish it from existing monotonous platforms. Users can establish multi-level, standardized DAO structures while meeting their needs in interaction, incentive coordination, community governance, etc.
MetaDAO allows users to create DAOs with one click and issue DAO tokens. They can also use digital assets (Token) for redpack distribution, DAO knowledge sharing, community communication, etc.
The chat supports peer-to-peer encrypted private and group chat through a decentralized underlying design. Privacy and security are guaranteed as information and storage are only saved in decentralized nodes.
 
 
Going forward, more features, such as the DAO governance token tool and the decentralized Twitter stream, will be added to the platform. DAO treasury management (to facilitate community treasury management) and third-party trading platforms (such as Hotspot).
Users will no longer need to span multiple governance frameworks and ecosystems, which reduces the interactive friction in DAO governance.
MetaDAO’s innovation doesn’t only mark a new chapter in Armonia’s Web3.0 blueprint. Still, it is also revolutionary for global DAO applications. Through the continuous upgrades, MetaDAO will achieve various Metaverse scenes such as Metaverse image NFT and DApp embedding, bringing MetaDAO more into unison with metaverse.
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