It’s been a while since the last Community Roundup. From now on, roundups will break out of the usual template, and the content will changed slightly. Previously, roundups used to contain news from the CityDAO community, but since you can catch up on all the news from the CityDAO newspaper on the website, roundups will now discuss affairs around CityDAO in a more casual manner so as to not get redundant moving forward. That said, since this is the first roundup after a while, all the existing major CityDAO projects will be briefly summarised again. But firstly, we’re now 5 months into 2023. Let’s dive into the question that many of you must have been wondering: what is the current status of CityDAO?

We’re nearing the end of 2022. Since the last roundup, we’ve had quite a few interesting things happen in CityDAO. Perhaps some of them may even be the beginning of something big that will change the future of web3.

What is CityDAO?

Almost every major city has a housing affordability issue and vacant land at the same time. This is crazy, and a Harberger tax might be the solution.

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Web3 could change education forever. Ushering in an age where education is low-cost, high-quality, and accessible to everyone in the world who demands it.

CityDAO started as an experiment to buy a small piece of land in Wyoming, becoming one of the first DAOs to buy land using the new Wyoming DAO LLC law. Now, DAO contributors have been proposing all kinds of interesting projects and we’ve been honing in on what’s next, which is what I call the Network City Roadmap.

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This article aims to look at them in a transformative sense by looking at them as a tool to accumulate something I will call creative capital.