The DAC Factory | Ecency

From the very beginning of our existence, we've worked hard as a community-owned block producer and DAC enabler. As part of enabling Decentralized Autonomous Communities, we've been working on open-source EOS smart contracts, APIs, and front-end tools to run eosDAC. Over time we plan to make them available and easy to use to a larger audience interested in using DAC technology for their own projects and communities. The benefits of elected custodian multi-signature permissions alone are truly valuable!

On February 1st, we published a detailed tutorial on how you can start working with our technology stack right now. The response was really encouraging as more and more people are realizing the value of building DACs instead of centralized, single-point-of-failure systems without reproducible, trusted and transparent results. I (Luke) even got a chance to talk about our DAC technology with a member of the Puerto Rican government and their digital transformation group and blockchain advisory council. Our DAC-enabling goal is to continue simplifying the process and make it easy for anyone to launch their own DAC.

We're not there yet, but we are making progress. In the future, creating a DAC on EOS will be done with a nice user interface and customizable tools. Until then, you can still explore building your own DAC using a simple script we developed recently which automates much of the process for you. You can try it yourself using the Github repo here: https://github.com/eosdac/dac-factory

Here's a 17 minute video showing how the script works: