Nouns DAO has released their DUNA bylaws as open-source under Creative Commons licensing. This significant development was made possible through collaboration with Latham & Watkins law firm.
Key points:
- Bylaws now publicly available on GitHub
- Released as a public good for the DAO ecosystem
- Professional legal framework from Latham & Watkins
- Aims to advance DAO governance standards
This release represents a step toward greater transparency and standardization in DAO governance structures.
Excited to share that we've open-sourced Nouns DUNA bylaws under Creative Commons. Thanks to @lathamwatkins for their draft & generous support releasing as a public good. We hope this represents a big step forward for Nouns and the wider DAO ecosystem! github.com/nounsDAO/duna-…
Excited to share that we've open-sourced Nouns DUNA bylaws under Creative Commons. Thanks to @lathamwatkins for their draft & generous support releasing as a public good. We hope this represents a big step forward for Nouns and the wider DAO ecosystem! github.com/nounsDAO/duna-…
🌈 Nouns Community Plans Buenos Aires Devconnect Activities

The Nouns community is hosting **Part II** of their Devconnect 2025 preparation series. **Event Details:** - Wednesday, October 15 at 8 PM EST - Focus on Nouns activities during @EFDevcon week in Buenos Aires - Features guests @candufaz and @NounsDAOAmigos - Discussion will include tips and giveaways for Buenos Aires preparation This follows Part I of the series, showing the community's organized approach to participating in the major Ethereum developer conference. [Set reminder for the Twitter Space](x.com/i/spaces/1djGXWkXNpzKZ)
Duckhead Transforms Digital Coins into Cans in Latest Noun Art

Artist @_duckhead released **Noun 1665 & 1667** featuring the concept "Change coins into cans." This marks the artist's return to coin-themed artwork after previously creating "My lost coin" for Noun 1524 in May. The piece explores transformation themes, converting traditional currency symbols into everyday objects. Duckhead continues their distinctive artistic style within the Nouns ecosystem. - Latest work: Noun 1665 & 1667 - Theme: Coin-to-can transformation - Previous related work: Noun 1524 "My lost coin"
Nouns Frontends Hackathon Winners Announced
ENS and Protocol Labs have concluded their Nouns Frontends hackathon focused on building resilient, decentralized frontends. The competition showcased innovative projects in the Nouns ecosystem. Winners: - 1st Place: ANouns by Noun36_eth - 2nd Place: Nouniverse by ShooraShubham - 3rd Place: NounVerse by ppw0_0x All winning projects are **fully hosted on IPFS** and **resolved with ENS**, marking significant progress in decentralized Nounish infrastructure. Explore the projects: - [ANouns](http://anouns.eth.limo) - [Nouniverse](https://5iag5etu.pinit.eth.limo/) - [NounVerse](https://nounsimverse.eth.limo/)
ENS, IPFS, and Filecoin Tech Stack Webinar Announcement
A technical deep dive webinar exploring immutable frontends is scheduled with @sovereignsignal to discuss the integration of ENS Domains, IPFS, and Filecoin technologies. Key topics: - New era of Nounish clients - Immutable frontend architecture - Decentralized tech stack implementation The session will demonstrate how these technologies work together to create robust, decentralized applications. *Date: July 31, 2025* [Set Reminder Here](reminder-link)
Nouns DAO Funds School Rebuild in Uganda
In a notable example of web3's real-world impact, @davinoyesigye successfully leveraged the Nouns DAO ecosystem to fund the reconstruction of his elementary school in Uganda. This project demonstrates how decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) can facilitate direct community-driven philanthropy and infrastructure development in underserved regions. Key Points: - Local initiative led by community member - Direct funding through Nouns DAO - Educational infrastructure improvement - Successful cross-border implementation This case study shows the practical application of web3 governance for social good.