[Temp Check] Does the Radix DAO Want to Own Its Governance Layer?
A DAO needs fully decentralized, on-ledger governance as its end-state — not a multisig or off-chain coordination. At some point the community has to decide how to get there:
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Build it from scratch — months of design, dev, testing, and audit, funded by the DAO.
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Acquire something that already exists and meets the bar.
I’ve built Muanprotocol, a candidate for path 2. Raising it here to find out if the community would be interested in the DAO acquiring and owning it. No rights have been claimed — the intent is a full handover.
What It Is
Muanprotocol is a composable governance framework, not a one-DAO tool. Under DAO ownership it does two things at once:
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Gives the Radix DAO its own fully on-ledger governance with proposal-gated execution directly on the ledger.
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Serves as a reusable framework any project, sub-DAO, or treasury on Radix can deploy with their own rules and execution scope.
Questions
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Does the community agree the Radix DAO needs fully decentralized, on-ledger governance as its end-state?
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If yes — acquire an existing protocol, or build from scratch?
If there’s appetite, I’ll follow up with a detailed proposal covering scope, audit, transition, and compensation — shaped by this thread.