Protocol designers work with markets and code but frequently ignore the vital institutional functions served by social norms and the law itself. The absence of these regulatory functions considerably limits the forms of pro-social behavior that can be fostered or enforced.

A design spec for a mechanisms to address three dimensions of security for DAO contributors: psychosocial stability, financial stability and regulatory clarity.

The introduction of a Business Source License 1.1 for Uniswap v3 offers new opportunities and challenges for accountability in partnerships in Uniswap governance.

Memes, memories, micro-mythologies: an investigation of how communities build worlds and record their own histories on the internet.

Other Internet conducted research, facilitated stakeholders, and led governance initiatives for Uniswap Protocol.

Documenting an emerging philanthropic paradigm. Reckoning with the virtues of crypto.

Investigating the art of association in the digital age.

The ground truth of Uniswap governance and its greatest opportunities for improvement.

The future of public arts institutions: a proposal and conversation with Hito Steryl.

Uniswap governance is quickly becoming an important venue for lobbying by groups whose goals extend beyond the bounds of the Uniswap protocol.

Cultivating positive vibes, working in public, and rewarding contributions: PoolTogether showcases the challenges of working for an open protocol.

As it progressively decentralizes, Uniswap faces three core tensions around community strategy and off-chain governance.

Moving Castles is an organisational metaphor and real-time media type which combines collective agency and public participation in modular and portable multiplayer miniverses.

Cooperatives, gaming guilds, and the networks to come.

An era of global protocols requires a visionary definition of public goods, in service of others and towards civilizational longevity.

Approaching identity as a composable inventory enables us to better handle the challenges of interoperability, pseudonymity, and collectivity.

The squad is the basic user class for the tools we need today as a society.

Paid groups, bespoke social networks, and the meaning of community for internet-native businesses.

How token-based projects attain value and adoption in decentralized environments.

Software applications can utilize spatial interfaces to afford users powerful ways of thinking and interacting.

Culture | Brands | Space | Entertainment | Tools | Politics | Death

Headless brands are decentralized consensus systems which facilitate emergent narratives without centralized oversight.