Market Overview
MetaDAO (META) operates across multiple trading venues:
- CEX (Centralized Exchanges)
- DEX (Decentralized Exchanges like Raydium)
- Spot Trading
- Perpetual Contracts
- Futures
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About MetaDAO
What Is MetaDAO?
MetaDAO (META) pioneers market-driven governance for decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). Unlike traditional DAOs with low voter participation, MetaDAO leverages decision markets—inspired by Robin Hanson’s Futarchy—to crowdsource informed governance choices. Key features:
- Founders: Proph3t (ex-Ethereum DeFi engineer) and Nallok (Solana validator).
- Launch: First decision market platform debuted in December 2023.
- Futarchy as a Service: Launched in May 2024, enabling other DAOs to adopt market-based governance.
Technology Behind MetaDAO
Built on Solana, MetaDAO uses its native token META for:
- Governance voting via market speculation.
- Liquidity pairs (e.g., META/SOL on Raydium).
- Lending/borrowing (supported by MarginFi).
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Real-World Use Cases
- DAO Governance: Other DAOs integrate MetaDAO’s decision markets.
- Tokenomics: META’s supply was reduced to 21,000 tokens after a 979,000 burn.
Key Milestones
- 2023: Token airdrop and initial platform release.
- 2024: Futarchy-as-a-Service launch.
FAQs
How does MetaDAO differ from traditional DAOs?
MetaDAO replaces voting with prediction markets, where token holders speculate on policy outcomes to guide decisions.
Where can I trade META?
META is available on CEXs, DEXs (like Raydium), and via Jupiter’s routing.
Who are MetaDAO’s competitors?
Similar projects include Uniswap Governance and MakerDAO, though MetaDAO uniquely focuses on market-based governance.
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