Aragon DAO votes to fund legal action against its founders
The DAO expressed dissatisfaction with the team’s recent move to dissolve its governing body and shut down its token without consulting the community.
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The DAO expressed dissatisfaction with the team’s recent move to dissolve its governing body and shut down its token without consulting the community.
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