AstroFlora and EthDAOs

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AstroFlora and EthDAOs

Project highlights

A menagerie of DAO tools and apps for the IC. Our first DAO canister is EthDAOs - gasless voting on the IC for EVM based ERC20 contracts. Your EVM DAOs can now hold assets on other EVMs and on the IC and use your token balance to vote with.

More about the standards AstroFlora is based on:

More about AstroFlora and a Demo!

More about EthDAOs:

Web3 advantages

We’ve always seen the IC as a web3 router. The EthDAOs canister lets evms scale onto the IC. The AstroFlora orchestration framework gives them an API to deploy and control other dapp canisters. AstroFlora is a generic canister orchestrator and wasm repository that is useful for any DAO(SNS or ETH or ???soon) to control web3 canisters and assets on the IC and beyond.

How is it built

Motoko back end. Each ‘standard’ has a library that you can use to implement and integrate with your other canisters with just a few lines of code(classplus pattern)

Internet Computer superpowers

Have you ever seen an ERC20 control an IC smart contract? Well, now you have. Have you ever seen an ERC20 deploy a canister onto the IC? We can do that too. Upgrades? Yep. AstroFlora is a web3 scaling router…it is the volcano vent where web3 can erupt into a real, scalable platform.

Go-To-Market strategy

AstroFlora will offer simple interfaces for launching canisters and a robust API for other IC tools to integrate with. AstroFlora is a general-purpose utility for the internet computer.

Status of the project

We are about 1/4 of the way through our productization plan. If you have an immediate need for one of our tools, we would LOVE alpha testers that can grow with the techonlogy. Please reach out.

Resources

Future Plans

Phase 2 of productization:

  • AstroFlora Polish and Beta Release
  • EthDAO Polish and Beta Release
  • Loading ICRC 1/2/3/4 wasms and push button deployment
  • Loading ICRC 7/37/3 wasms and push button deployment
  • ICRC-3/105+ evangelism (record your state changes and config changes people…this is a blockchain people)
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This is awesome. Am I correct in assuming this opens up the possibility of app store type projects, with security audits and approved canister versions?

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Yes…that is the intent of AstroFlora. There are placeholders for certified build standards and processes, etc.

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Great! Working on remote MCP servers and a big concern is how to verify the code running in the environment can be trusted. Will start working on the MCP “app store” in the next week or so, would be great to alpha test this amazing project.

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Please reach out….you can just use astroflora api and code most likely…would love to work with you on it. Real users would root out many problems.

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@skilesare I am not sure if you are aware of this, but there is another example for multi-chain governance on Ethereum by @bjoernek: GitHub - bjoernek/multi_chain_voting

take it just as a FYI, wanted to add here for completeness in case somebody is curious. (cc @cryptoschindler)

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Really interesting observation! It seems like the difference in numbers might be related to how each endpoint indexes or filters proposals. I noticed something similar being discussed in the Astroflora and ETHDAOs thread (https://forum.dfinity.org/t/astroflora-and-ethdaos/54248), where community members also pointed out inconsistencies and sought clarification. It would be really helpful if the team could explain whether we should rely on daily_stats or get_proposals as the more accurate source, especially since these metrics are often used in dashboards and toolkits