Decentralized finance (DeFi) platform MakerDAO's founder, Rune Christensen, recently proposed a plan for integrating new upgraded versions of the platform's current stablecoin, DAI, and governance token, maker (MKR). This is part of the overall restructuring of the project known as the Endgame, which seeks to make MakerDAO more attractive to users, while involving AI in the protocol’s governance procedures.

The Endgame is a 5-stage roadmap to completely overhaul MakerDAO, with the first phase of this revamp beginning with the introduction of the new DAI and MKR. The new stablecoin will be a wrapped version of DAI, complete with comparison and consideration incentives to integrate the token into other protocols.

In contrast, the new MKR will increase in supply, with a soft cap of 1200 tokens for every original MKR token. In return, investors will gain access to Maker's AI tools, enabling streamlined review of protocols and overall governance.

By maintaining the two original tokens, users can switch from one to the other at no extra cost. The new tokens will also offer yield farming opportunities to all users, with the only restriction being a geoblock for US-investors and VPN users.

The vision behind this proposal is clear: MakerDAO aims to become the largest and most extensively used stablecoin project within the next three years.

Overall, the tech advancements, new tokens and revision of the protocol’s governance thus marks the beginning of an important chapter in decentralized finance. As the token landscapes continue to evolve, new opportunities will arise and MakerDAO is taking the right steps to ensure its success.



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