Using Liquidity Mining to Incentivize Contributors

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The difference would be the diffrece between like a bounty system and, i think, like general payment here. A contributor bays basically to like, hyper incentivis you to come join the network and contribute. And that's really the mining part. The mining part is like, hey, we're going to pay a, you know, three cts are typical. It's not obvious how to do the set scale. When you're managing a 50, 60, hundred, or even, like, potentially a thousand or something like that, it becomes a whole helv lot harder.

A must-listen for those interested in or working in DAOs!

Many are skeptical about whether groups of people without traditional org structures can truly collaborate.

To discuss how to scale DAOs to the next level, I’m joined by Jacob Phillips, researcher at Polychain Capital to discuss:

How much should DAOs spend on hiring?
What is governance mining and how can DAOs do it?
What are some DAOs that scaled well, some that didn’t?

Host: Jason Choi @mrjasonchoi . Not financial advice.

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