In this inaugural episode, we delve into the dissolution of the Aragon Association, examining key reasons behind its downfall. Issues include the failure to incorporate human judgment into a court system, challenges posed by high fees on the Ethereum network, and struggles in establishing a viable business model for DAO frameworks.

Moving forward, we explore Aragon's multichain solution in collaboration with Sync and LayerZero. Anson Parker, a crypto native associated with LexDAO, provides insights into the challenges faced while working with Aragon. We also feature Dave Steiner, a Harvard Law School graduate with over 25 years of legal experience, specializing in intellectual property, technology, and new media matters. Dave, who is also an artist with a background in NFTs, adds a unique perspective to the discussion.

Adding depth to the conversation, Q Protocol co-initiator Martin Schmidt explains how Q Protocol addresses the three core issues raised by Aragon, emphasizing its role in promoting shared governance security.

This episode marks the beginning of our series, offering a less jargon-heavy exploration of the complex dynamics surrounding Aragon's challenges and potential solutions in the decentralized governance landscape.