[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  SparkoN [@0xSparkon](/creator/twitter/0xSparkon) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-22 21:56:28 UTC Private DAOs on @anoma: a new era of decentralized self-governance with anonymity by default In Web3, DAOs have become a universal mechanism for collaborative decision-making. However, most DAOs are built publicly: anyone can see who voted, with what weight, and for what. In certain contexts - especially political, corporate, or local - this creates risks. The Anoma network offers a completely different model: private DAOs, where decentralization does not conflict with anonymity. Anoma's key innovation is intent-based architecture. This means that participants do not perform actions directly, but formulate their intentions, which are coordinated through a network of decision-makers. The same model can be applied to DAO management: members form intentions to vote, make a proposal, or support an initiative - without having to reveal their identity or address. Thanks to built-in support for zero-knowledge proofs, Anoma enables: Anonymous voting, where the right to vote is confirmed, but its content or identifier is not disclosed; Private delegation, where the delegate does not know how many votes they received and from whom; Dynamic participation rules that change depending on the DAO's purpose (consensus, finance, social initiatives) — all without centralized registries. You can create a private DAO in Anoma using intent templates: a set of actions that shape community behavior. Participants launch an agent that acts on behalf of the DAO, coordinates actions, monitors quorum, and even generates zero-knowledge voting. Each agent acts within a given logic, without requiring any centralized backend. Such DAOs can function in private cooperatives, R&D initiatives, local urban projects, or even in anti-crisis structures - when it is important to maintain anonymity but have real collective management. Anoma paves the way for DAO XXX - where privacy, flexibility, and modularity become the standard rather than the exception.  XX engagements  **Related Topics** [new era](/topic/new-era) [web3](/topic/web3) [decentralized](/topic/decentralized) [anoma](/topic/anoma) [Post Link](https://x.com/0xSparkon/status/1947777793175236905)
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SparkoN @0xSparkon on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-22 21:56:28 UTC
Private DAOs on @anoma: a new era of decentralized self-governance with anonymity by default
In Web3, DAOs have become a universal mechanism for collaborative decision-making. However, most DAOs are built publicly: anyone can see who voted, with what weight, and for what. In certain contexts - especially political, corporate, or local - this creates risks. The Anoma network offers a completely different model: private DAOs, where decentralization does not conflict with anonymity.
Anoma's key innovation is intent-based architecture. This means that participants do not perform actions directly, but formulate their intentions, which are coordinated through a network of decision-makers. The same model can be applied to DAO management: members form intentions to vote, make a proposal, or support an initiative - without having to reveal their identity or address.
Thanks to built-in support for zero-knowledge proofs, Anoma enables:
Anonymous voting, where the right to vote is confirmed, but its content or identifier is not disclosed;
Private delegation, where the delegate does not know how many votes they received and from whom;
Dynamic participation rules that change depending on the DAO's purpose (consensus, finance, social initiatives) — all without centralized registries.
You can create a private DAO in Anoma using intent templates: a set of actions that shape community behavior. Participants launch an agent that acts on behalf of the DAO, coordinates actions, monitors quorum, and even generates zero-knowledge voting. Each agent acts within a given logic, without requiring any centralized backend.
Such DAOs can function in private cooperatives, R&D initiatives, local urban projects, or even in anti-crisis structures - when it is important to maintain anonymity but have real collective management.
Anoma paves the way for DAO XXX - where privacy, flexibility, and modularity become the standard rather than the exception.
XX engagements
Related Topics new era web3 decentralized anoma