Nearby protocols are launching House of Stake, a governance mechanism that combines community voting with the role of unique AI. This system uses the Venear (near Voting Escrow) concept. This rewards long-term participation in the protocol and provides decision-making power. This is a reward for those who are serious about shaping the future of protocols rather than simply following the voting trends.
But beyond the voting system itself, it is developing a governance structure that includes the screening committee, approved representatives and the Security Council nearby. Furthermore, setting up a “house of stake” separate from another project in the crypto space is a plan to introduce AI into governance.
They develop AI assistants that help you understand complex proposals. This can be AI representatives who can vote autonomously on pre-fit principles, and even AI CEOs who say they can make strategic decisions on behalf of the community.
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