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There is a DIA space on snapshot.page with very few proposals. Seems rather new. They're not using the improvement proposals (IPs) convention found elsewhere in DeFi governance, though. I am not therefore sure this is an officially-sanctioned space or not.
There is a core, however. I think snapshot.page has some minimal verification or validation of the team. Maybe the DIA team is in the process of setting it up.
Understandably, $LINK predates DeFi, mostly. Their token came at a time of initial coin offerings (ICOs) when a lot of tokens had to built in an utility in order to raise funds.
There is a DIA space on snapshot.page with very few proposals. Seems rather new. They're not using the improvement proposals (IPs) convention found elsewhere in DeFi governance, though. I am not therefore sure this is an officially-sanctioned space or not.
Understandably, $LINK predates DeFi, mostly. Their token came at a time of initial coin offerings (ICOs) when a lot of tokens had to built in an utility in order to raise funds.
's big bet is Cosmos but as Cosmos "stalls", they just keep losing ground.
People put the scam label on them. Since then, the price was falling down even though the protocol was having the biggest dev activity amongst all DeFi 2 months ago.
Forgot about protocol? It was said to be the Chainlink competitor but it's been silent and token price rekt.
's big bet is Cosmos but as Cosmos "stalls", they just keep losing ground.
Oracles. DeFi. open-source. Sounds a lot like Chainlink .
Forgot about protocol? It was said to be the Chainlink competitor but it's been silent and token price rekt.
Oracles. DeFi. open-source. Sounds a lot like Chainlink .
Seems it is more community-oriented. Using to run a DAO. Would be great to get a team member to clarify.
Oracles. DeFi. open-source. Sounds a lot like Chainlink .
