Gearbox Protocol

DAO-First, DAO-First, DAO-First… What does it mean? It means that initial members aka ex-core team — give the raw code to the community who then decide how to start the protocol. That is: deciding on pools and assets, allowed contracts, multisig signers, and everything else! That’s what we are going

Hi everyone! We are back with another technical-conceptual piece. But before we dig in, just a quick update on what’s going on. The governance launch has been split into a few phases to allow various communities to participate (hint: stick around in Discord). We have upgraded and frozen the

GM Gearheads, we are here to report back on the activities & traction from ETH Amsterdam / ETHGlobal hackathon that took place last week. It was amazing to see so many of you in person! In fact, it was the first time some of the core DAO members had met in

We’re in the middle of the launch ceremony — you know it, right? If not, see the DAO-First Launch timeline. So, what do we have for today? Today, our planet is being invaded by the jawas, empire clones, the jedi, and other galactic species! But wait a second… it’s

GM everyone! Don’t you find it super interesting to know why and how products do pivots and prioritize certain features? If you see how tradeoffs and decisions were made, you can really understand the overall design. And it has been quite a journey. Together with early contributors, testers, and

We are proud and excited to release the first part of the Gearbox machine before it all goes live on mainnet: beta test of the interface to Gearbox Protocol. What other pieces are next? A few stages of token distribution and DAO formation, open-sourcing contracts, multisig ceremony, and then deployment