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Innovation and Strategy in Fintech – MakerDAO
  • MakerDAO: Navigating Decentralized Decision-Making in the World of DeFi
    • Introduction
    • Background
    • Case Questions
    • Simulation Exercise: Collective Governance Process in MakerDAO
      • Exercise 1: Understand and Choose Stakeholder Roles in MakerDAO
        • Overview of Stakeholders in MakerDAO
        • Group's Role Assignment
        • Deep Dive into Assigned Roles in MakerDAO
      • Exercise 2: Understand RWA in MakerDAO
        • RWA (Real-World Asset) in MakerDAO
      • Exercise 3: Analyze Hypothetical Proposal to Onboard Additional RWA
        • Hypothetical Proposal
        • Similar Proposals from the Past
          • MIP65 (RWA007-A): Monetalis Clydesdale
      • Exercise 4: Predict Voting Outcomes in Collective Governance (if time allows)
    • Conclusion
  • Further Reading and Resources
    • Basic Concepts about DeFi DAOs
    • Additional Information on MakerDAO
    • Data on MakerDAO
    • Understand Voting Power in DAOs
    • Ask a Question
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Exercise 4: Predict Voting Outcomes in Collective Governance (if time allows)

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Objective

Predict the voting outcome of a hypothetical proposal by analyzing voting power and voting history among token holders.

Steps

  1. Groups analyze the dataset and predict the voting outcome of the proposal based on the information provided.

    • Consider factors such as voting power distribution, historical voting patterns, and potential alliances or factions within MakerDAO, utilizing Data on MakerDAO

  2. Each group discusses and makes a collective decision on whether to accept or reject the proposal.

    • Groups have opportunities to delegate their tokens to other groups OR take away delegated tokens before voting takes place.

  3. As a class, groups cast their votes and briefly present their rationale.

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