In the ecosystem of on-chain autonomous organizations (DAOs), the ideal community operation and actual execution efficiency often fall far apart. Lengthy discussions, complicated voting procedures, and the long wait for funds to arrive—these all gradually drain the community's vitality. Recently, a DAO launched a new "48-Hour Governance Framework" solution, directly addressing this longstanding industry problem, aiming to pull DAOs out of the efficiency quagmire.

From weekly decision-making to daily execution, this is a qualitative leap. In the past, a proposal from initiation to voting and then to fund disbursement would take at least a week or even longer. The new framework compresses this process into within 48 hours. Imagine this—good proposals submitted over the weekend can have funds allocated by the following Monday. Such decision-making speed is indeed rare in today’s Web3 world.

But this is not sacrificing security for speed. The solution uses a combination of multi-signature wallets and on-chain scripting automation. Multi-signature wallets maintain essential security defenses and manual review, while on-chain scripts ensure that voting results are executed accurately and in real-time. The system also includes multi-layer rollback mechanisms and pre-testing phases, employing a rigorous engineering approach to manage the risks that rapid decision-making might bring.

The real change also lies in the incentive layer. An efficient governance process encourages more community members to participate, activating dormant governance power, and unleashing the community’s creativity.