In a recent X conversation, SHIB developer Kaal Dhairya breaks his silence on the Shiba Inu project’s goal of full decentralization.
A discussion was triggered when X user “woofswap” mentioned giving the control of Ryoshi medium and Shiba Inu X account, “Shibtoken,” to Shiba Inu developer Kaal Dhairya.
This sparked immediate reactions, with another X user pushing back that “doing this would hand full control of every single SHIB asset over to the Shiba Inu team,” which in his opinion “sounds pretty centralized.”
Kaal Dhairya entered the conversation; rather than taking control, he advocated for a radical shift toward community governance.
“I don’t want it,” the Shiba Inu developer wrote, “but how about surrendering everything to the SHIB DAO and Shib Foundation, letting the community manage it? Let’s put in an open and fair system with all the tech we’ve put in place. Thoughts?”
The Shiba Inu Doggy DAO mentioned by Dhairya is the governance system at the heart of the Shiba Inu ecosystem. It empowers the community to actively shape the project’s future.
What does this mean?
A Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) is a structure that allows people to collaborate, vote and manage shared resources without the need for traditional leaders or organizations.
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In the instance of Shiba Inu, the Doggy DAO takes this concept and creates a community-first approach in which decisions are made by proposals and votes, all of which are transparently recorded on the blockchain.
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