Hypha DAO
Official Documentation
Below are some videos we have created in the past to get an overview what DAOs are all about and how the Hypha DAO will be different from other DAOs. Click on the full screen icon on the lower right to watch the video in full screen.
The Hypha DAO provides simple tools and a framework to set up your organization from the ground up.
- Use your preferred voting method as well as VOICE tokens to determine your voting power. Votes are open for 7 days.
- Learn about what other members are working on, which badges they hold, which DAO's they are part of.
- Select from a multitude of tools to finetune how the organization works. From treasury and compensation to decision-making, from roles to badges, you have every lever at your fingertips.
If this is your first time, you can either visit the DAO as a guest or register for a new account. You will need a valid mobile phone number and follow the steps to set up your new account. If you already have an account, please login with your Telos account credentials. As a member, you have full access to all features of the DAO. If you are not a member yet, click on Become a Member after your login.
One noticeable difference between Web2 and Web3 applications is the way we log every transaction to ensure it is authorized by you. For this we are using a tool called Anchor that you need to install on your phone or desktop (see resources).
For every transaction, you will be prompted to confirm it through the app or a QR code scan. This will become natural after a while and we will be offering other authorization methods in the near future.
Make sure to update your profile once you are a member. This will help others to get to know you better and reach out to you. Use your real name and photo, enter your timezone and submit a short bio of yourself.
You can also enter your other wallet addresses for future token redemptions if you earn a redeemable cash token. You can set up accounts for BTC, ETH or E
As a member, you can create a new proposal for the org to vote on. Click on New Proposal and step through the creation process. You can publish it as Draft if you do not want to share it yet. You can select between generic contributions, recurring activities / assignments and org assets. This also includes rewards in utility, cash, and voice tokens.
Your DAO has three kinds of tokens - a utility token for the value or utility that is being created in the DAO, a cash token redeemable for more liquid crypto tokens (e.g. ETH or BTC) and a voice token for the voice power of an individual member. Your compensation is a mix of all three.
Your wallet shows your earnings for any activity you have claimed within the DAO and across other DAOs or transactions in the network.
As a member, you can vote on any open proposals. Simply click on the Vote Now button and select your choice. Any vote will count towards the quorum and you can change your mind at anytime during the voting period. Once the voting period closes, the final tally will be displayed on the card and the proposal removed.
Define roles based on salary band, maximum number of people holding this role, and minimum required percentage of utility tokens. Then allow members to apply for the role through a recurring activity proposal.
Click on Members to see who is currently enrolled in the DAO. To find out more about members, use the search box to see any proposals, contributions or assignments associated with this member. Click on the profile of any member to see even more information!
New members need to be enrolled before they can take any action in the DHO. Any launch team member can enroll these new members.
Click on Organization to see the current status of the organization in terms of treasury holdings, active assignments, archetypes & badges as well as recent payouts.
Remember that all transactions are saved on the chain and are available to anyone using the DAO. We will add more features in this section in the near future!
Finding people and passion
Reducing tensions (radical honesty)
Coming to agreements (creating alignment)
Focusing on the collective
Holding the center
Pushing decisions to the edges
Defining membership
Creating an account and wallet
Adding other crypto wallets
Inviting other members
Applying for roles
Separating role from soul
Compensating for contributions
Understanding types of contributions
Defining salary bands
Understanding complexity
Using commitments
Monitoring progress
Earning voice tokens
Earning badges and multipliers
Setting boundaries (financial and functional)
Nesting circles (structural and non-hierarchical)
Creating proposals (main mechanism to move forward)
Using consent-based decision-making
Sense-making before decision-making
Drafting and submitting proposals
Using quorum and unity (see copy)
Using duration
Mapping activities to circles
Setting ceilings for circles
Reporting on state of treasury
Understanding scope and implication
Coding policies (what)
Executing policies (how)
Single stage vs multi-stage
Single person vs multi-person
Single payout vs multi-payout (contribution accounting)
Finding activity patterns (functional, topical, etc)
Using templates (startup, coop, village)
Deciding on archetypes (archetypes stay, people change)
Activating roles and boards