Today marks a pivotal moment in the JumpBox journey. Our first DAO proposal has officially passed, signaling the true beginning of community-driven governance. This isn't just a vote—it's proof that decentralized decision-making works, and that $JUMPBOX holders have real power to shape our collective future.

What Passed:

Repurpose /anarchy Farcaster Channel for Permissionless Building
This proposal creates the /anarchy channel on Farcaster where builders can ship code without waiting for governance approval. No proposals, no voting, no delays - just pure experimentation and rapid iteration. Projects built in /anarchy can later be proposed for official DAO adoption if they prove valuable. This gives the community a space for chaotic innovation while keeping the main DAO process structured and deliberate.

The Vote:

3.6B FOR | 0 AGAINST - Timeline: Immediate

The strong participation and clear mandate demonstrate our community's engagement and commitment to active governance.

What This Means:

This successful vote validates our governance framework and proves that decentralized decision-making can work effectively. Token holders aren't passive observers—they're active participants shaping strategy, allocating resources, and determining priorities.

Implementation:

Some of this was already in place, but this proves this is the direction we want to pursue.

Looking Forward:

This is the first of many proposals. We're building a governance culture where:

• Every token holder has a voice

• Proposals are discussed openly

• Decisions are made transparently

• Implementation is accountable

How to Participate:

1. Hold $JUMPBOX tokens

2. Connect your wallet to jumpbox.tech/dao or inside Farcaster: https://minidao.vercel.app

3. Review active proposals

4. Cast your votes

5. Submit your own proposals

The Bottom Line:

This historic vote proves that JumpBox isn't just another project—it's a community-owned empire where real power rests with token holders. This is decentralization in action.

Thank you to everyone who participated. This is just the beginning.

Today marks a pivotal moment in the JumpBox journey. Our first DAO proposal has officially passed, signaling the true beginning of community-driven governance. This isn't just a vote—it's proof that decentralized decision-making works, and that $JUMPBOX holders have real power to shape our collective future.

What Passed:

Repurpose /anarchy Farcaster Channel for Permissionless Building
This proposal creates the /anarchy channel on Farcaster where builders can ship code without waiting for governance approval. No proposals, no voting, no delays - just pure experimentation and rapid iteration. Projects built in /anarchy can later be proposed for official DAO adoption if they prove valuable. This gives the community a space for chaotic innovation while keeping the main DAO process structured and deliberate.

The Vote:

3.6B FOR | 0 AGAINST - Timeline: Immediate

The strong participation and clear mandate demonstrate our community's engagement and commitment to active governance.

What This Means:

This successful vote validates our governance framework and proves that decentralized decision-making can work effectively. Token holders aren't passive observers—they're active participants shaping strategy, allocating resources, and determining priorities.

Implementation:

Some of this was already in place, but this proves this is the direction we want to pursue.

Looking Forward:

This is the first of many proposals. We're building a governance culture where:

• Every token holder has a voice

• Proposals are discussed openly

• Decisions are made transparently

• Implementation is accountable

How to Participate:

1. Hold $JUMPBOX tokens

2. Connect your wallet to jumpbox.tech/dao or inside Farcaster: https://minidao.vercel.app

3. Review active proposals

4. Cast your votes

5. Submit your own proposals

The Bottom Line:

This historic vote proves that JumpBox isn't just another project—it's a community-owned empire where real power rests with token holders. This is decentralization in action.

Thank you to everyone who participated. This is just the beginning.