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Push DAO Journey

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Push DAO
September 12
The opportunity to collaborate with talented individuals from around the world is invaluable. The DAO’s commitment to transparency and decentralization aligns with my personal values.
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Building a DAO with and for the community

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Push DAO
September 07
What we love most is sharing experiences on how DAOs can work, and from now on in the Push DAO Verse we will share practical tips for DAOists in every newsletter.
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⚡Supercharging your DAO with Push Notifications

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Push DAO
September 03
DAOs are powered by the community. It is the community that drives the DAO’s activities and governance process; without them, nothing happens. This is why it is crucial for DAOs to keep their communities actively engaged by making it as easy as possible for members to keep track of the DAO’s activities. Where this is lacking, the interest of the community wanes, and participation declines. To avoid this scenario, communities can leverage systems and tools that maximise coordination and participation within the DAO.
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How to Build an Engaged Web3 Community

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Push DAO
August 21
The most successful companies transcend mere transactions with their customers—they cultivate passionate fans who embody the brand, advocate for it, and make it an integral part of their identity. In the Web3 ecosystem, this dynamic is amplified by the principles of ownership and co-creation, where community members aren’t just users but stakeholders with a vested interest in the project’s success.
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DAOs can work like ant colonies

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Push DAO
August 14
During my web3 journey, one of the first things I encountered was DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations). Through diving into speculative news about Bitcoin and some technical things about how blockchain works, I came across The DAOist, and from there began my interest in this amazing form of organization.
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Push en Español Report - s1, 2024

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Push DAO
August 02
Push en Español continues to raise awareness and represent Push Protocol around the world. We inspire, connect, and communicate through the use of Push’s technologies.
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Lagos Blockchain Week Recap

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Push DAO
July 25
When I found out about Lagos Blockchain Week (LBW) 2024, it was roughly two weeks prior to the event. I already resolved that I would participate as a regular attendee. But somehow, I was able to get in contact with the organizers and they were happy to have the Push Ecosystem represented by having me as a speaker.
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Onboard to Push DAO

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Push DAO
July 17
In this new edition of our newsletter, learn how to take your first steps within Push DAO, starting as a contributor, becoming an ambassador, and getting involved in governance.
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What DAOs Can Learn From Nature

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Push DAO
July 15
DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) are innovative organizational structures developed in response to the need for transparent, decentralized, and automated organizations. The prevalence of blockchain technology underpinned the rise of DAOs, and today, we have many significant DAOs that manage everything from DeFi protocols to NFT collections and real-world assets. However, as DAOs grow in complexity and ambition, they can reflect and look to nature for valuable lessons in efficiency, resilience, and adaptability. Nature’s ecosystems thrive on decentralized networks. There is no central authority that decides how ecosystems should function, yet when you consider an expansive ecosystem like a forest, there is an intricate web of relationships between trees, plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms. Each of these organisms plays a role, contributing to the health and sustainability of the whole. Removing any single element can disrupt the ecosystem, but there will always be an automated response mechanism to compensate.