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dGov Case Study: mStable ft. dimsome

** TL; DR ** Griff takes a deep dive with dimsome into the mStable decentralized governance model. mStable is a Decentralized Stablecoin Ecosystem powered by $MTA. dimsome is a mStable DAO steward that rose out of the community to become a pivotal member in the mStable governance protocol. Their governance model encourages community participation by offering increased yields & voting power to $MTA stakers that complete "quests". It makes use of (and rewards) voting power delegation, and uses Snapshot to enable gasless participation. Listen & learn about the progression from Staking V1 to Staking V2, with a hearty side of laughs & lessons learned. mStable: https://mstable.org/ mStable Discord:   / discord   mStable Twitter:   / mstable_   dimsome Twitter:   / dimsomedim   *Shownotes* Dimitry AKA Dimsome got into crypto around 2017. Many of us can relate to Dimitry’s story: what started as just “for investment” later turned into a passion and a full-time job! Dimitry’s love for DeFi and crypto is thanks to the banking and regulation problems he faced while living abroad. It’s one of the several reasons he really got into crypto and started interacting with different crypto communities. Dimitry is now one of the most important team members of mStable and plays a crucial role in making the mStable DAO work. In this episode, Griff and Dimitry discuss the history of governance of mStable, the evolution it went through overtime, and how mStable is bringing decentralized governance to the general public in a unique way. Some of the topics: Importance of cat herding in DAOs Possible issues with user experience in V1 governance DAO governance The concept of Quests in mStable Emission control Incentivized delegation The culture around DAO politics and delegation As the discussion goes on, Griff and Dimitry explore the captivating concept of token economies as economic games where you can earn points by interacting with a protocol. mStable uses “quests” which offer multipliers on rewards and voting power the more users interact with the protocol. As per Dimitry: “Quests are super interesting just because they reward users that are active or that use the protocol actively, but don’t necessarily want or have the big bag”. He further adds, “Quests are a great way to give active users a bigger voice in the governance.” The episode concludes with some provocative thoughts on how staking could work across Multichain and, as we enter the Multichain world, what significant concerns DAOs need to consider and find solutions for. Dive in if you want to understand some core concepts mStable and their unique governance framework! References: Dimsome   / dimsomedim   mStable https://mstable.org/ mStable explained https://docs.mstable.org/ mStable V2 explained   / staking-v2   mStable V1 https://docs.mstable.org/using-mstabl... Quests https://docs.mstable.org/using-mstabl... Delegation in Github https://github.com/Backfeed/dao-deleg...