DAO Council Meeting Report
Date: October 7, 2025
Attendance: Agus, Canessa, Fehz, MetaRyuk, Monotributista
Topics Discussed:
DAO Committee Replacement Progress & Multisig Configuration
The proposal for the DAO Committee replacement is set to conclude on Friday. The new multisig configuration will consist of five seats: two from the DAO Council, one from the Foundation, one from the SAB, and one representing the community.
A geographic diversity policy remains in effect to prevent overrepresentation from any single region. Proposed multisig signers were considered and will be approached by the individual Council for their interest.
Additionally, it was agreed that operational signers would be distinct from passive signers, ensuring a clear separation of responsibilities.
Snapshot Implementation & Governance
The technical setup for the DAO’s Snapshot governance space is progressing, with the test environment targeted for launch on Wednesday. Available DCL domain names (*.dcl.eth) will be utilized to support this setup. The team agreed to operate with a single wallet that holds permission-based controls instead of a multisig to simplify management.
Gino’s veto proposal pull request (PR) is ready for merge, pending the confirmation of the final DAO Council name to complete the configuration. Once active, Snapshot will provide a more streamlined and transparent governance mechanism for proposal voting and decision-making.
Town Hall & Community Relations
A Town Hall session is planned for Thursday, with effort from the Council to attend. MetaRyuk has volunteered to share his experience as a panel speaker during Token2049 Singapore’ side event and on-the-ground feedback regarding Decentraland by some members of the audience.
Monthly reporting will continue as a standing practice, separate from the quarterly updates provided by Regenesis Labs, to maintain ongoing accountability and communication with the community.
Aragon Configuration Review & Future Plans
The DAO’s current governance infrastructure is still operating on the legacy Aragon v1 contracts. Recognizing the need for modernization, the Council agreed that an updated configuration proposal should be drafted and circulated among stakeholders. This update will help align the DAO’s operational framework with newer governance standards and enhance contract security, scalability, and usability for future initiatives.