TL;DR: Our most recent Twitter Spaces featured 4 exemplary DAO founders who were gratuitous to share their thinking behind DAO infrastructure. We had Dennison Bertram from Tally, Cooper Turley from Audius, Eyal Eithcowich from DeepDAO, Shreyas Hariharan from Llama with Pratik Gandhi from Covalent moderating. We discussed a wide range of topics from the core ideas that make DAOs tick, to the current state of infrastructure, gaps/opportunities to builders, treasury management best practices to governance/legal frameworks.

This session was by far our most attended Twitter Spaces session we’ve had with over 200 members listening in at its peak.

‘DAO’ stands for Decentralized Autonomous Organizations: think of internet-native communities with a built-in governance framework tied in an executable code. The members of a DAO go after a shared set of goals to use web 3 native tools to make decisions open, transparent, and efficient.

TL;DR: Building an ecosystem is challenging – especially when it is still at its nascent stage. Our most recent Twitter Space featured Erik Ashdown, Covalent’s Head of Ecosystem Growth who breaks down the ecosystem growth in little pieces. He touches multiple facets of the Web 3 ecosystem from what it is, how to scale from the ground up, what chops you need, who the key players are, and how we at Covalent have been building the ecosystem.

There are multiple ways to grow the ecosystem but we have found the recommended strategies the most efficient and effective. These strategies stand at the intersection of collaboration, innovation, and creating value.