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Web3 · Service DAO and on-chain governance development
DAO development: governance tokens and voting, Governor contracts with timelocks, Snapshot voting, Safe treasuries, delegation and proposal tooling.
In short
A DAO (decentralized autonomous organisation) is a group that makes decisions and controls a treasury through on-chain rules instead of a single administrator. Members propose changes, vote with tokens or other credentials, and approved actions execute automatically after a delay. The engineering challenge is a process that is hard to capture or attack while still letting the organisation act.
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- Product build, Security review
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Signs this is the right service
- Control of a protocol is moving from a founding team to its community.
- A treasury must be spent only with collective approval.
- You want votes off-chain for cost, with results executed on-chain.
- An existing governance setup is exposed to vote buying or flash-loan attacks.
What you get
Voting power
Governance tokens with delegation and snapshots, so votes are counted from balances at a fixed block — not borrowed for one transaction.
Governor and timelock
OpenZeppelin Governor-based contracts with quorum, thresholds and a timelock so members can react before changes take effect.
Off-chain voting
Snapshot spaces for gas-free voting, with execution through a multisig or an on-chain module.
Treasury
Safe multisig treasuries with spending limits, roles and transparent reporting.
Proposal tooling
Interfaces to draft, discuss, simulate and track proposals from idea to execution.
The process
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Design the process
Who can propose, who votes, what quorum is needed and how long each step takes.
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Attack the design
Vote buying, flash-loan voting, low-turnout capture and malicious proposals considered before code.
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Build and simulate
Contracts and tooling tested with simulated proposals, including hostile ones.
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Hand over gradually
Control moves to the community in stages, with emergency powers that expire.
SolidityOpenZeppelin GovernorSafeSnapshotTallyTypeScript
DAO development: common questions
On-chain or off-chain voting?
- Off-chain voting such as Snapshot is free for voters but needs trusted execution. On-chain voting executes automatically but costs gas. Many DAOs vote off-chain and execute through a multisig or a dedicated module.
How do you prevent flash-loan voting?
- By counting voting power from a snapshot taken before the proposal, so tokens borrowed for one transaction carry no votes.
Do you set up the legal entity?
- No. Many DAOs use a legal wrapper, and that is work for lawyers. We build the on-chain side to match the structure they define.
What does the timelock do?
- It delays execution of an approved proposal, giving members time to review it and exit if they disagree.
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