2026-01-14 04:28:16

Looking back at the achievements over the past year, it has indeed been a fruitful journey.

The first real-world insurance dispute case has been successfully resolved. A new jurisdiction has been opened in Argentina. The DAO has also seen the launch of its first futarchy governance proposals. Just the V2-related cases have exceeded 100+, and academic collaborations have been established with top institutions like Stanford and Oxford.

Although these developments may seem independent, together they form a comprehensive view of the ecosystem moving from theory to practice, from small-scale experiments to cross-regional promotion. Insurance disputes, on-chain governance, academic validation—each piece is filling in the puzzle of Web3 applications.

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 9h ago

Argentina took a great step forward; filling the legal gaps is the only way for Web3 to thrive.

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MoneyBurner

· 9h ago

Damn, insurance disputes can now be resolved on the blockchain? This really means it's no longer just talk. Wait, is the judicial recognition in Argentina real? Everyone, it's time to build a position. Futarchy governance has emerged, now that's the real deal. I haven't seen on-chain data for the 100+ V2 cases, can you verify? Stanford and Oxford are endorsing, I understand this pump-up rhythm too well. But speaking of which, from theory to practice, this year's bet was worth it. Just worried that it might all turn into a mess later.

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