Decentralized Application: Empowering Smart Contracts in the DAO Ecosystem
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Chapters Brief Overview:
1: Decentralized application: Introduces dApps and their decentralized governance architecture.
2: 0x (decentralized exchange infrastructure): Examines 0x protocol’s role in decentralized trade.
3: Polkadot (blockchain platform): Explores Polkadot’s interoperable chains in DAO ecosystems.
4: Decentralized finance: Highlights how DeFi reshapes authority in financial decisionmaking.
5: Avalanche (blockchain platform): Details Avalanche’s scalable, DAOfriendly network structure.
6: Smart contract: Defines smart contracts as autonomous rules in decentralized governance.
7: Decentralized autonomous organization: Clarifies DAO structures and their political dynamics.
8: Cryptoeconomics: Shows how incentives sustain DAO participation and governance.
9: Solana (blockchain platform): Covers Solana’s highspeed, DAOcompatible infrastructure.
10: Ethereum: Discusses Ethereum’s foundational role in smart contracts and DAOs.
11: Uniswap: Analyzes Uniswap as a model for decentralized, communityled finance.
12: Cardano (blockchain platform): Looks into Cardano’s layered governance and DAO potential.
13: Blockchain: Outlines blockchain’s trustless consensus vital to DAOs.
14: Privacy and blockchain: Investigates privacy's role in governance and user autonomy.
15: MetaMask: Reviews MetaMask’s role as a gateway to DAO participation.
16: Nervos Network: Details Nervos’ design for secure, DAOcapable interoperability.
17: Proof of stake: Describes PoS as a democratic consensus for decentralized control.
18: Distributed ledger: Shows how ledgers ensure transparency in DAO ecosystems.
19: Cryptocurrency wallet: Explains wallets as tools for identity and DAO engagement.
20: Tron (blockchain): Presents Tron’s mediafocused DAO applications.
21: Ethereum Classic: Revisits ETC’s split and governance evolution as a DAO case study.
This book equips professionals, students, and enthusiasts with a deep, interdisciplinary insight into decentralized systems through the strategic frame of political science. It opens new dimensions in understanding collective decisionmaking and selfgoverning digital communities.
