The posts below are related to the work I did with the Rootstock Collective, a DAO that drives the growth of Rootstock, an EVM-compatible Bitcoin sidechain. It leverages the RIF token for governance, empowering and rewarding the community.
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ERC20 token transfers with TransferAndCall
While the ERC20 approve method is foundational, the transferAndCall pattern offers a more streamlined user experience at the cost of implementation complexity.
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Understanding the ERC20 approve() method
ERC20 contracts are a foundational component in the EVM ecosystem and the approve() method allows for easy interactions between smart contracts.
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Using a Gnosis Safe to Upgrade Upgradable Contracts
Assigning the ownership of an upgradable contract to a multi-signature Gnosis Safe is a good way to increase the security of your upgrade process.
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Upgradable Smart Contracts
Upgradable smart contracts allow developers a way to change smart contract code after it has been deployed. This post dives in to how it is done at a technical level.
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Understanding Token Delegation in DAO Governance
Delegation is a powerful tool that allows token holders to influence decisions, even if they choose not to vote directly. For successful governance, it is important to understand how delegation works.
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DAO Governance with custom contracts, a practical example
In this post we will step through the creation of a proposal to change a variable on an external contract written in the previous post.
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Understanding how DAOs interact with external contracts
The Governor contract can interact with more than just the governance contracts, in fact, it can interact with any contract, including those that have yet to be written.