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In my last article ‘Finance is not the future of blockchain, cross-domain collaboration is’, I elaborated that cross-domain collaboration is the fundamental layer to backbone value creation. The future of blockchain depends on how to build up the governance and management framework for cross-domain collaboration, other than putting all the fortunes into the uncontrollable decentralized financial applications. And DAC, which is a cluster for cross-domain collaborations, is the key to the whole framework.
When we focus on the study and architecture of the DAC, the methodology for launching various DApps becomes clear.
- When you are going to incorporate a traditional style company, you will have to register with a government office, and a set of legal and financial policies will be issued to protect the interests of all the shareholders. A DAC should have a similar kind of governance structure for decentralized registration and for regulating the relationship among different distributed collaborators.
- Just as a traditional company has the KPI management, project management, and other management systems to manage the business, a DAC also should have a similar framework to manage all the distributed collaboration process, or it will become a total mess when distributed collaborators just act based on…
