#steem-dao

The Steem Proposal System was introduced with the HF21/H22 that happened back in September 2019. A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), sometimes labeled a decentralized autonomous corporation

I see several directions important stakeholders on Steem are going on, with an impact on the economy of Steem. Most of them relate to the reward pool and its distribution. In HF21 we had the Economic

This proposal is to burn approximately $1,000 SBD per day by sending it to the special @null account. Anything that is sent to @null is removed from the Steem supply, as the network protocol ensures that

I scheduled this post 5 minutes after the time when the hardfork was slated to happen, at 11am EDT, which was 6pm my time. If you see this post, it means probably nothing terribly wrong went with the hardfork.

Let me start by saying that I'm in favor of the Steem Proposal System and that it can be beneficial to the sustainability of development on the Steem blockchain on the long run. I've just read a short

I had the good fortune of being invited on to the opening episode of Steem Tank to talk about support and funding for this project of getting Steem on OpenBazaar. It was an interesting moment for me, that

I've just read a post by @blocktrades, announcing their part of work to the Steem Proposal System (also known as Steem DAO) will be completed on Monday, at which time they will turn over the code to Steemit,

Ok, I finally read some (not yet all) proposals for Steem Alliance Foundation Proposals. I may sound like an accountant, or maybe a Finance Minister, but when you say "we'll do this and that"

I've just seen an update from @blocktrades on their status with the development of the Steem Proposals System project (or maybe Steem.DAO, not really sure what it's name is going to be). This topic might've