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Tally is excited to support Open Zeppelin’s Governor framework! If your protocol uses or is planning to use this framework, here’s how you can easily be listed on the Tally site:
You can learn more about the deployment process in the Open Zeppelin documentation here. If you have additional questions about the contracts or deployment process, feel free to discuss in the Open Zeppelin forum.
We’ll ask for basic details like the protocol name, token ticker, logos, and the addresses for your deployed token and governor contracts.
Tally is excited to support Open Zeppelin’s Governor framework! If your protocol uses or is planning to use this framework, here’s how you can easily be listed on the Tally site:
You can learn more about the deployment process in the Open Zeppelin documentation here. If you have additional questions about the contracts or deployment process, feel free to discuss in the Open Zeppelin forum.
We’ll ask for basic details like the protocol name, token ticker, logos, and the addresses for your deployed token and governor contracts.
Subscribe to Tally
Tally is the platform to launch tokens, raise capital, and scale. Faster, cheaper, and more globally accessible than IPOs or venture rounds.
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Generally, it takes around 3 business days to onboard a new protocol to Tally. In some cases it can take longer, depending on the length of time your token has been live and certain other factors. We’ll get in touch once your governance is ready to be added to the Tally site.
After your project is listed, we can help with public announcements, co-branded media assets, addition to our governance wiki, and tailoring our user documentation to serve the needs of your community. Here’s an example of some of our content from onboarding Rari Capital DAO.
Token holders must set up delegation (to themselves or another address) to be counted in on chain votes, so you should plan to inform your community and rally them to get involved. The governance launch period is a great time to do this, as you’ll naturally have peoples’ attention and better engagement with your call to action.
And that’s it — we’ll try to make the onboarding process as simple as possible so you can focus on advancing your core protocol!t
Generally, it takes around 3 business days to onboard a new protocol to Tally. In some cases it can take longer, depending on the length of time your token has been live and certain other factors. We’ll get in touch once your governance is ready to be added to the Tally site.
After your project is listed, we can help with public announcements, co-branded media assets, addition to our governance wiki, and tailoring our user documentation to serve the needs of your community. Here’s an example of some of our content from onboarding Rari Capital DAO.
Token holders must set up delegation (to themselves or another address) to be counted in on chain votes, so you should plan to inform your community and rally them to get involved. The governance launch period is a great time to do this, as you’ll naturally have peoples’ attention and better engagement with your call to action.
And that’s it — we’ll try to make the onboarding process as simple as possible so you can focus on advancing your core protocol!t
TallyDAO Governance: Challenges, Ideas and Tools
This article was originally published on Medium on May 14th, 2022. It has been republished here with minor updates for clarity.Guest post by Jan Ole Ernst and Simon Sällström of the Oxford Blockchain Society. Jan is pursuing a PhD in Quantum Physics and Simon is pursing an MPhil in Economics.Governance philosophy and challengesDAO’s have profoundly shaken up the web3 landscape, since making headlines in 2016 when funds where drained in the first and original DAO — essentially a decentralized ...
TallyDAO Governance: Challenges, Ideas and Tools
This article was originally published on Medium on May 14th, 2022. It has been republished here with minor updates for clarity.Guest post by Jan Ole Ernst and Simon Sällström of the Oxford Blockchain Society. Jan is pursuing a PhD in Quantum Physics and Simon is pursing an MPhil in Economics.Governance philosophy and challengesDAO’s have profoundly shaken up the web3 landscape, since making headlines in 2016 when funds where drained in the first and original DAO — essentially a decentralized ...
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