On 27th January, DAO (Decentralized autonomous organizations) data aggregator and analytics site, DeepDAO has launched a new search engine for the DAO ecosystem for making it easier to find answers to the most searched DAO-related questions.

With more than 4,100 DAOs and 1.6 million individuals holding governance tokens, it's turning out to be progressively difficult to explore this intricate, arising world. DeepDAO's exclusive search engine was desgined to give those partaking in the DAO biological system with a simple method for settling on informed choices.

Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) have been important for the crypto business for a long time, however it wasn't until mid-2021 that they turned into an indispensable piece of the market. The inventive administration structure empowers organizations and associations to be overseen carefully, in a completely decentralized way, and with exceptional straightforwardness.

Nonetheless, the sheer number of DAOs available makes it a hard ecosystem to explore and could be hindering individuals from participating.

“This emergent, extensive network of people socializing, investing, working, and doing remarkable things together, demand a deeper suite of tools. People in W3 need relevant data to help them forge new connections between themselves and their organizations in a fun and accessible way,” said Eyal Eithcowich, founder and CEO of DeepDAO.

DeepDAO has made a far-reaching web index that will empower clients to explore the rambling DAO biological system. Based on DeepDAO's posting of DAOs and administration profiles, the search engine empowers clients and associations to explore an ocean of information and comprehend DAO organizations, tokens, and communications.

The platform records and investigates authoritative information, making individual profiles for its DAO governance token holders. DeepDAO has as of now made large number of Ethereum addresses accessible and has accumulated the connections made by each address.

The DeepDAO search engine tool partitions its information into four portions associations, individuals, charges, and apparatuses. The DAO Feed offers clients an outline of the multitude of choices and votes occurring in the DAO environment, while the instruments section records a few dozen apparatuses for making and overseeing DAOs.

“The launch of our search engine is an important step because it makes it possible for everyone to find out all they need to know about DAOs, from learning to creating, managing, and understanding the inner workings of DAOs,” Eitchowich said in a press release.

Joyashree Dey

CBW - External Analyst

INDIA