When blockchain began to mature into what we see as Web3 today, and platforms began developing more and more complex use cases, one of the biggest dreams for this ecosystem was a collection of large, powerful platforms that could accomplish amazing feats impossible for Web2 websites and social media platforms. More so, the concept of decentralization was tantalizing. What could be better than a powerful software with no central control, no single physical building, and no group of elite owners dictating how the company was run? Instead, decentralization offered a scattering of control, community participation and ownership, full onchain transparency, and the ability for that community to guide the future by way of a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO).
Dreams like this, while technically possible, are rarely achieved, especially when they so thoroughly upset the balance of power. Instead of allowing those with the most money to control an organization, this idea literal
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