MetaDAO

Futarchy read from both sides. MetaDAO’s index says which DAOs exist and what they trade for; it prices spot pools only, by design, so the decision markets are read from the futarchy program directly — a proposal’s pass price against its fail price, and whether that gap clears the threshold the DAO set for itself. Alongside them: open raises with the committed total against the floor and the clock still running, each DAO’s treasury and what it is worth, and the supply that is locked rather than circulating.

A desk for MetaDAO’s futarchy. Every DAO the protocol has launched, with price, depth and 24h volume from MetaDAO’s own index — and beside it the part no index carries: the live proposals, their pass and fail markets read straight from the futarchy program, and whether the gap between them clears the DAO’s own threshold. Open raises show what has been committed against the floor and how long is left to fund. Per DAO: every proposal it has ever put to market, what its treasury holds and what that is worth, and how much of its supply is locked in the team package or sitting in a pool. Read-only — nothing here signs.