Aragon

Aragon App allows users to propose security updates to their DAO's smart contracts without coding experience.

A total of 15.76M ANT, representing 46.3% of the outstanding supply, have been redeemed. There have been 760 redemptions from both ANT v1 and v2 holders. Coinbase has suspended trading of ANT, while OKX will delist the ANT-USDC pair on January 12. Bitfinex allows withdrawal until January 18, and Bittrex has halted all trading activity. ANT holders can redeem their tokens for ETH via the official ANT Redemption Portal.

Samuel Mens has secured the win of the bounty at the BRB Hackathon by building two plugins and a user interface (UI) that enable the management of subDAOs and NFT-based permissions using Hats Protocol and Aragon OSx. The plugins simplify permission management, while Aragon OSx allows for infinitely customizable onchain permissions. Samuel is now working on adding greater flexibility, such as timed permissions or permissions with a limited amount of uses. To learn more, attend the Hats Protocol Town Hall or check out the Github and documentation for Aragon OSx.

Aragon OSx is a modular, adaptable DAO framework that prioritizes security and simplicity. It offers customization through plugins and is designed with security in mind.

The affected Ledger connector has been removed from the Aragon App due to an exploit found in the Ledger Connector Kit. Users are advised not to use Ledger for the next 24-48 hours and clear their browser cache. Personal funds should be safe if no transactions were signed through Ledger Live.

In order to meet the needs of both teams maintaining a protocol and outside stakeholders, like users and infra providers, Aragon is introducing Optimistic Dual Governance. This approach allows for fast and iterative execution while also providing a main DAO with veto power to ensure protocol safety. With Optimistic Dual Governance, protocols can be governed in a way that balances speed and safety.

Aragon OSx and the Aragon App have been made available on Arbitrum, allowing users to explore and build on the Ethereum ecosystem. This provides an opportunity for users to start building their DAO today.

Running a DAO on mainnet can be expensive, especially with high gas fees that can disincentivize voter participation. However, Aragon OSx offers a solution with Multichain Governance, which allows for low fees in mainnet DAOs. Utilizing this feature can help reduce costs and increase voter engagement.

Aragon has introduced a Multichain Governance plugin on Aragon OSx to enable protocol DAOs to govern assets, permissions, and parameters across multiple chains simultaneously. This comes after the recent launch of Aragon OSx CLI, which simplifies the installation process and improves error handling for faster debugging and problem-solving.

The Aragon community recently installed the Aragon OSx multicat governance plugin. They had a productive week at EFDevconnect and expressed gratitude to everyone who reached out and connected with the team. They are looking forward to future collaborations.