It does mention DAO, which is crypto adjacent, however like you said the purpose listed in the post is to provide paid support services, the DAO is for governance of the community, not to shill some scam crypto coin.
I don't think a DAO is just cryptocurrency adjacent. A DAO is entirely about trading traditional, well known, corporate structures (boards, shares, Robert's Rules, ballot voting) and replacing them all with cryptocurrency structures (NFT
token holders, NFT tokens, "Smart" Contracts, more "Smart" Contracts). There is no DAO without cryptocurrency. There's no token trading or smart contract operations without trading in whatever cryptocoins underpin their DAO's platform of choice. If you think all cryptocoins are a scam to shill in one way or another, there's no DAO operations at all without shilling at least one scam cryptocoin (and usually there's more than one involved on every current platform that supports "smart" contracts).
Meanwhile there are existing open-source foundations and conservancies that operate just fine as traditional (not-for-profit) corporations and no need for a DAO or any cryptocurrencies for community governance.
Whatever the official purpose is going to be, there will be lots of people trading the relevant token and people who got it first are going to cash out during one of the many pump and dumps. And the "why aren't you collaborating with (whatever Web3 project)" / "why aren't you promoting the token more" spam will start too. I've seen it before and it's not going to be pretty.
WorldMaker|3 years ago
Meanwhile there are existing open-source foundations and conservancies that operate just fine as traditional (not-for-profit) corporations and no need for a DAO or any cryptocurrencies for community governance.
viraptor|3 years ago