What Is It Like to Only Work for DAOs? Chase Chapman Tells All - Ep.330

Unchained

Mar 15, 2022•1 hr 6 min•Ep. 330

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Episode description

Jack of all metaverse-trades Chase Chapman discusses her experience working for DAOs, how DAO tooling and governance can improve, and drops a hot take about Discord. Chase brings a unique perspective to Unchained as a co-founder and advisor at Decentology, host of On the Other Side podcast, and active DAO contributor at Orca, Index Coop, and Rabbit Hole. Show topics:

how Chase got into crypto
new avenues for bringing more women into crypto
how DAOs change the nature of work
how Chase gets paid – and why her accountants might start ducking her calls
why Chase is passionate about DAOs having a core set of values
why Chase thinks terms like “permissionless” and “decentralized” should not be used to describe DAOs
what DAOs can learn from corporate structures
why Chase is coming around to the idea that DAOs might not need a single HR department
how DAOs are dealing with inactive whale token holders versus DAO contributors (who own smaller amounts of token)
what suggestions Chase has for some of the recent big DAO controversies involving Ethereum Name Service and SushiSwap
the role of anonymity in DAOs
which DAO tools Chase is impressed with and what SnapShot has in common with Wikipedia
why Discord is not that bad for DAO management
how Chase envisions DAOs and NFTs intersecting in the future
what DAO trends Chase is looking forward to in the coming months