Self-propagating Proof of Attendance: a novel DAO architecture

The article argues that DAOs could borrow from subcultures and natural systems, such as the way autotrophs anchor an ecosystem, to grow sustainably while filtering out bad actors and avoiding plutocratic control. It contrasts several existing DAO models: multisigs are small and high-context, ICOs and NFT mints place trust in a founding team, MolochDAOs suit self-selecting groups but not mass crowdsourcing, and NounsDAOs raise funds through auctions but can suffer from coordination breakdown and tyranny of the majority. The author also points to Berachain as a consensus mechanism that might move from smaller-cap liquidity toward low-risk mechanics as it matures. The text is unfinished, ending mid-sentence while discussing ConstitutionDAO.