The eventual version of Maker governance, as what Rune Christensen imagines, involves MetaDAOs. These are new governance tokens and the latest model of Synthetic Ether.
Rune Christensen, the co-founder of MakerDAO, presents The Endgame Plan, a new significant proposal to drive the program into its ultimate form.
In 3,000 words and 35 comprehensive infographics, Maker’s existing governance arrangement produces gridlock. Hence, it will make it impossible for the protocol to successfully conduct complex real-world financial agreements. Thus, it can also jeopardize its competition with financial institutions.
The Evolution of MetaDAOs
The development of MetaDAOs to address specific governance challenges is central to Christensen’s May 31 initiative. This will take place in the Maker community. As a response, they will relieve pressure on the current slow and mono-threaded decision-making processes. Every MetaDAO may become a subset of MakerDAO, with its own token. Moreover, Maker members willing to participate in its specific aim will be managing it.
MAKER is a smart contract borrowing system that releases DAI stablecoins in exchange for Ether. Originally, the Maker Foundation was in charge of protocol governance. However, the decentralized autonomous organization seized command last year.
He believes that the Maker’s intricacy allows it to seize the greatest possibilities. Nevertheless, he still considers that the introduction of MetaDAOs would assist the program to concentrate its skills into smaller and more controllable components. Rune claims that with de-risked MetaDAOs, the Maker Core might become much easier than it is now, resulting in a finest of both worlds scenario.
MetaDAOs also enable Maker to transcend the existing governance process’s single-threaded nature. Thus, it also allows several different MetaDAOs to select and operate simultaneously with nearly endless potential. Accordingly, it will be for scalability and autonomy.
Christensen envisions M0 as a CreatorDAO that will hunt for prospects for profit beyond Maker. In addition, they will carry on some of Maker’s extra intricacy. M0 will distribute MZR governance coins through yield agriculture in a fair rollout.
Something Synthetic Ether
Christensen also suggests that Maker establish a fictitious ETH coin called MATH to capitalize on the Merge and make more money at the lowest feasible starting cost. The Endgame Plan Deploy’s low-hanging fruit is the acceleration of the existing roadmap milestone to immediately launch a simpler version of Synthetic ETH.
MATH costs may be set to 0% at first to encourage its use, but it could eventually provide cash for the protocol, similar to how synthesizers have done for THORChain.
The plan’s emphasis on revenue-generating items might be because Maker is losing money. Banteg, a fundamental programmer at Yearn Finance, posted on Friday that MakerDAO is back in war mode. He also shared an illustration from the proposal demonstrating that it was no longer lucrative.
The new plan elicits varied comments from the crypto community. On June 3, Rari Capital CEO Jay Bhavnani criticized the idea for being very complicated and over-optimizing for several issues.
Compound Finance creator Robert Leshner, on the other hand, is ecstatic. He is stating the proposal was complex in some ways. This is back to the core of what Maker was supposed to make new synthetic assets. Christensen has so far suggested just Synthetic ETH.
