The Sustainable Effectiveness of Decentralized Autonomous Organization Governance through Cultural Immersion: Logical Frameworks and Implementation Pathways

Abstract

The question of how Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAOs) achieve benevolent and sustainable decentralized self-governance has always been a focal point of attention both domestically and internationally. Existing research primarily focuses on addressing this issue from a technological and legal perspective. To further address the problems and dilemmas faced by DAOs in the process of self-governance, this paper, from a cultural perspective, reveals the deep and enduring efficacy of culture in participating in DAO autonomy from three aspects: theoretical logic, goal logic, and soft logic. Culture will profoundly influence the benign and sustainable development of DAOs in three aspects: the production of spiritual and cultural products, the consolidation of cultural consensus, and the construction of mechanisms for cultural products to reach the public directly.