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How the Ethereum community could begin making meaningful signaling-based decisions People often either over- or underestimate the power of signaling [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal] and social pressures influencing group decisions. A good example of overestimating the power of signaling is the notion that Vitalik is a benevolent dictator

This is a message from the Aragon Association Board of Directors. On October 3, 2019, in advance of Aragon Network Vote #4, the Aragon Association multisig address [https://wiki.aragon.org/association/multisigs/association/] performed a permission [https://etherscan.io/tx/0x03f3ade9fceadea18317d1a96e97912a9fb23d1bbcfe6e1470e26f93f968166e] change [https://etherscan.io/tx/0xd07c168fdf12b18681c9128a26f2a7bcec1ab5f2eeeee8595fb320b3f48f1f4d] in the

The look of Aragon has been updated to a cohesive whole Hi! I am Pierre, Interface Developer at Aragon 👋 It's been already three months since I joined the Aragon team [https://blog.aragon.one/team-interviews-pierre-aragons-frontend-developer-585a30e90369] , and this article will provide a quick update about the progress that has

One of the major elements that was remaining last quarter was the final integration between the back-end and the front-end and we are happy to report that we have completed that this quarter. In Q3, we've completed all of the core functionality in Milestone 1. It's

The first one on our Aragon Nest Team Interviews is That Planning Suite [https://github.com/aragon/nest/pull/24] who are working on an open source incentivization app. With this series, we want to bring forth the teams that have received a grant and funding from the Aragon Nest

The third of our Aragon Nest Team Interviews is with Prysmatic Labs [https://github.com/aragon/nest/pull/36] who are building an Ethereum [https://ethereum.org/] sharding client. With this series, we want to bring forth the teams that have received a grant and funding from the Aragon Nest

The second of our Aragon Nest Team Interviews is with Pando [https://github.com/aragon/nest/pull/31] who are also [https://blog.aragon.org/nest-team-interviews-that-planning-suite/] working on an open source incentivization app. With this series, we want to bring forth the teams that have received a grant and funding

Once again, we are very satisfied with what we have put together this past quarter and how we have matured as a team with respect to our output and technical infrastructure. Here is a summary of Q3. Milestones Achieved * Succeeded in delivering our first release entailing a demo of an

This second milestone was quite busy. ETH Berlin We had the chance to introduce Pando in various meetups during ETHBerlin [https://ethberlin.com/]. The feedback was awesome. But more on that soon. Development Regarding the dev side we re-organized our roadmap: we focused on re-architecturing the Pando's core

Aragon Nest was launched [https://blog.aragon.org/introducing-aragon-nest-1aa8c91c0566/] in December of 2017 as an ambitious grants program to accelerate the development of the Aragon and Ethereum communities. Nest has been recently phased out [https://aragon.org/blog/the-next-step-after-nest], and now our efforts are focused on supporting core contributors working

Frame [https://frame.sh] had an exciting Q3 that started with our first security audit conducted by Cure53 [https://cure53.de] and funded by Aragon [https://aragon.org]. We’re happy to report the results were very positive. If you’d like to know more about the audit or read

After creating a small proof of concept and being accepted in the Nest program [https://github.com/aragon/nest], we started our work on the Datastore and Drive App in August. If you are not familiar with our projects, the Datastore is a distributed storage library based on Aragon [https:

In the last few months the DAppNode project [https://dappnode.io/] has made a significant amount of progress in usability, UI and overall performance of the platform, as such we thought it would be a great time to give everyone an update. Since our initial funding request [https://github.com/

How to prevent soulless corporations from making everyone miserable A lot of the world's problems don't come from malice. They come from sustained ineptitude over the course of decades. Ineptitude then manifests in many forms, and thus allowing incoherencies to flourish. Incoherencies can take many forms,

A comprehensive review on how to develop more modular, reusable and elegant smart contract systems on top of the Ethereum Virtual Machine by using libraries Solidity is a limited language Coming to Ethereum mainly from the lands of Swift and Javascript, developing in Solidity is definitely a step back in

The world’s first digital jurisdiction opens its doors ‍ ‍ Aragon was announced to the world on February, 10th 2017 — exactly three years ago. That’s why February 10th has been denominated as Fight for Freedom Day by our beloved community. In these three years, we have created and launched the

Grants program is open for submissions At the end of 2017 we presented Aragon Nest to the community and encouraged people to start coming up with ideas for the launch. In that blog post, Introducing Aragon Nest [https://blog.aragon.one/introducing-aragon-nest-1aa8c91c0566], we outlined the reasons and goals of the

Why become a juror now The Aragon Court protocol is the backbone of the world's first digital jurisdiction, the Aragon Network, and it's launching soon. The arbiters of this jurisdiction are not politicians or judges in stone-clad buildings, but you and other digital natives from all

On March 26th, Aragon Court's precedence campaign begins. These disputes will involve real Aragon application developers applying for App Mining rewards. Rewards will be funded by the Aragon App Mining program approved by ANT holders in AGP-104 [https://github.com/aragon/AGPs/blob/master/AGPs/AGP-104.md]. App

⚠️ The warnings in this advisory post apply only to organizations created before Sept. 11, 2019 (old organizations). If your organization was created through the Aragon client after the Aragon 0.8 release on Sept. 11, 2019 (new organizations), you will not be significantly impacted by the hard fork and do

Solving the biggest hurdles to make decentralized organizations widespread Our first step was to develop an extremely easy to use product on top of the Ethereum blockchain that lets everyone run decentralized organizations. Now we have validated the concept, the market interest and most importantly, the main hurdles to realize

The road ahead to make decentralized organizations widespread Last week, we announced our token sale [https://blog.aragon.one/announcing-the-aragon-network-token-sale-fe83fe36902c] and its terms [https://blog.aragon.one/aragon-network-token-sale-terms-8998f63a3429]. Today, we will be addressing the future of Aragon, by releasing our Development Plan [https://github.com/AragonOne/docs/raw/master/Aragon-Development-Plan.

A 3/5 multisig that will approve the deployment of the Aragon Network The Aragon Network Token (ANT) will initially begin as an upgradable token, but will evolve to serve as the governance token for the Aragon Network when deployed. We estimate that the Aragon Network will be deployed in

Why him, why now and the road ahead We announced two of our Advisors [https://blog.aragon.one/announcing-the-aragon-advisors-6bda09c2f4b2] before the successful ANT sale. Kenny Rowe from the MakerDAO [http://makerdao.com/] project and Jake Brukhman of CoinFund [https://blog.coinfund.io/]. Both experts in their fields and respected members