Have you ever proposed a DAO proposal? If you have, you might have experienced that exhausting feeling—community discussions go on endlessly, voting processes are lengthy, and fund allocations are repeatedly delayed. Ordinary token holders sit on the sidelines watching, and their initial enthusiasm for participation is drained away, to the point where they are too lazy to even vote. The entire DAO ecosystem falls into a vicious cycle like this.

Recently, Lista DAO implemented a governance upgrade to try to break the deadlock. They integrated on-chain voting with smart fund pool scheduling. What’s the effect? Proposals can be executed within an average of 48 hours. Submit a plan on Friday, and by Monday, funds are already flowing and projects are underway—this speed is comparable to the decision-making efficiency of traditional startups. Most importantly, ordinary token holders are no longer just spectators but become genuine decision-makers.

How is the underlying technology supporting this? Multi-signature wallets combined with on-chain automated execution scripts. Every fund operation undergoes smart validation, greatly reducing the risk of manual intervention and ensuring transparency. Next quarter, they also plan to launch cross-chain governance features, which will improve cross-chain asset scheduling efficiency by 30%-40%. When that happens, DAO governance will become even more flexible.

Speaking of rewards, this part is also well-designed. The community reward pool has already accumulated to around 500,000 USDC, distributed based on token holdings and activity levels. Participating in voting and submitting proposals will earn rewards—small token holders can also receive real money, which naturally boosts participation motivation. With this cycle, the community ecosystem will become increasingly active.

The ecosystem is following a modular approach, emphasizing composability. Governance modules can be freely combined, providing more options for different types of DAOs.