Contribution Management & Bear Market DAOs | Aaron Soskin -Founder at Govrn

As Aaron puts it, the ultimate usage of DAOs is self-organizing and self-governance. If this concept is applied to our everyday lives, then we would truly be using this technology to its full potential. 

This eventually led to him launching Govrn, a platform where you can track, record and manage your DAO contributions.
Aaron believes DAOs are not made up of people but instead contributions. And that these contributions belong to individual contributors and not the DAO.
Govrn allows you to verify your ownership of your contributions across DAOs.
I hope you will enjoy this conversation with Aaron as much as I did. I'm personally very excited to see Govrn continue developing their contribution graph. It has the potential to unlock rich and dynamic experiences for DAO contributors. 
If you’d like to connect with Aaron, you can find him on Twitter @ AaronSoskin.
And to learn more about Govrn, go to Govrn.io and on Twitter at @ GovrnHQ

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