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Five new teams have been awarded grants with funding from the Aragon Project. The Nest grants program has introduced rounds one [https://blog.aragon.org/aragon-nest-first-awarded-grants-29a2f3aa8d4a/] and two [https://blog.aragon.org/aragon-nest-second-round-of-grants/] with the first teams. We now have five more teams that have been granted funding by the

The Nest program has been up and running for 7 months already. It's mature enough to make a high level analysis of the program so far and talk a bit about its future. Nest is the grants program run by the Aragon Association (formerly the Aragon Foundation). The

Because accountability is key on funding new teams to work on decentralized ecosystems As we have said previously, making Decentralized Autonomous Organizations widespread is an extremely ambitious mission that cannot be accomplished by any single team in the world. We have started to decentralize the development of the project. We

The Aragon Association is excited to announce the opening of a public bug bounty for the Aragon Network, with up to $50,000 per reward and a total of $250,000 available to security researchers. After more than ten months of dedicated efforts towards design exploration and software engineering, Aragon

When first designing Aragon, the goal was to have organizations run entirely trustless. Thus, we created a platform to create organizations governed by trustless and immutable code. Now, when we say that these organizations run in a trustless manner, we're talking about how to describe the laws under

The initial version of the Aragon Network whitepaper [http://wiki.aragon.one/documentation/whitepaper/] was published over a year ago. Since then we have made tremendous progress in making Decentralized Autonomous Organizations a reality. The work we have done on Aragon Core [http://wiki.aragon.one/tutorials/Aragon_Core_User_

Founder vesting, simple pricing and distribution Yesterday we announced the Aragon Network Token sale [https://blog.aragon.one/announcing-the-aragon-network-token-sale-fe83fe36902c]. Today, we will go into its details. For a simple overview of the sale in just one page, download the one pager [https://github.com/AragonOne/docs/raw/master/Aragon-One-Pager.pdf]

Come to one of our meetups, have a beer with us and talk decentralized awesomeness On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog. This has been extremely beneficial for the development of communities around the world, and crypto is perhaps one of the most remarkable examples. But who

Making decentralized organizations go beyond Ether Token sales are not just a new mechanism for fundraising — they're changing the rules of the game. By democratizing access to a new type of asset, token sales are truly aligning incentives for people and organizations around the world. That's

Progress of development from the first quarter of 2018 Releasing Aragon Core v0.5, The Architect, was the biggest development milestone during the first quarter of the year. For some more information on the actual launch, you can check the official announcement: Aragon Core v0.5 — The Architect — release [https:

A recap of what has been going on with Aragon during Q1 2018 As per our Transparency Model [https://blog.aragon.one/why-transparency-matters-d6f9e6e10985], we do quarterly Transparency Reports of our use of funds and about the overall progress of the project. Transparency Framework [https://transparency.aragon.one/] This is our

A recap of what has been going on with Aragon during Q2 2018 As per our Transparency Model [https://blog.aragon.one/why-transparency-matters-d6f9e6e10985], we do quarterly Transparency Reports of our use of funds and about the overall progress of the project. Transparency Framework [https://transparency.aragon.org/] This is our

Progress of development from the second quarter of 2018 and first round of audit results Release of the Survey app [https://blog.aragon.org/aragon-launches-survey-app-on-mainnet-ed5eefeb66f5/] on the Ethereum Mainnet was a major milestone that was reached during the second quarter of the year. Today we are releasing an entirely new

v0.4 release status and the road ahead We will be delivering regular updates on the development of Aragon. This is our first quarterly update to bring the community up to speed on where we're at and the road ahead. As outlined in our Community Governance Model [https:

A recap of what has been going on with Aragon during Q3 2018. As per our Transparency Model [https://blog.aragon.org/why-transparency-matters-d6f9e6e10985], we do quarterly Transparency Reports of our use of funds and about the overall progress of the project. Transparency Framework [https://transparency.aragon.org/] This is our

Progress of development from the third quarter of 2018. A number of major milestones were reached in the months of July to September, 2018. Culminating in our decision to buckle down and launch the first Mainnet release of Aragon at Devcon IV [https://blog.aragon.org/aragon-06-is-live-on-mainnet/]. Permissions App The

This quarter we have been hard at work developing the new v0.5 release. This release paves the way for Aragon [https://aragon.one/] to be an extendable governance tool which supports all possible use cases. It has required an immense amount of changes, including a re-architecturing called aragonOS [https:

A recap of what has been going on with Aragon during Q3 2017 As per our Transparency Model [https://blog.aragon.one/why-transparency-matters-d6f9e6e10985], we do quarterly Transparency Reports of our use of funds and about the overall progress of the project. Transparency Framework [https://transparency.aragon.one/] This is our

The progress of development from the fourth quarter of 2018 The fourth quarter of 2018, spanning the months of October to December, was all about shipping, iterating, and then more shipping. The period also coincided with many breakthroughs on our research, from scalable on-chain voting to a crystallization of the

A recap of what has been going on with Aragon during Q4 2018. As per our Transparency Model [https://blog.aragon.org/why-transparency-matters-d6f9e6e10985], we do quarterly Transparency Reports of our use of funds and about the overall progress of the project. Transparency Framework [https://transparency.aragon.org/] This is our

Progress of development from the last quarter of 2017 In the last quarter of 2017 we were heads down developing everything for the version 0.5 release [https://wiki.aragon.one/documentation/Development_Plan/#05-the-refactor-release] of the Aragon Core [https://aragon.one/core/] app. Lots of progress was made, first

A recap of what has been going on with Aragon during Q4 2017 As per our Transparency Model [https://blog.aragon.one/why-transparency-matters-d6f9e6e10985], we do quarterly Transparency Reports of our use of funds and about the overall progress of the project. Transparency Framework [https://transparency.aragon.one/] This is our

Getting ready to offer Aragon to 2.3bn smartphone users Our mission at Aragon is to make decentralized organizations widespread. To achieve our mission, we built a dApp to easily create and operate decentralized organizations on Ethereum. First, we focused on building a feature rich web and desktop (including MacOS,

Welcoming district0x to the Aragon Network Jurisdiction When Jorge and I first set out to build Aragon [https://aragon.one/], we had a vision of creating an operating system for Decentralized Autonomous Organizations, providing the infrastructure upon which organizations of the future would organize, administrate, and govern themselves. Our mission