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domains/internet-finance/futarchy-can-override-its-own-prior-decisions-when-new-evidence-emerges-because-conditional-markets-re-evaluate-proposals-against-current-information-not-historical-commitments.md

@@ -45,3 +45,10 @@ This distinguishes futarchy from rigid governance systems where prior decisions
 **Source:** Blockworks, January 6, 2026
 
 The MetaDAO omnibus proposal itself passed through futarchy governance, demonstrating the mechanism successfully governing its own strategic reset including fee restructure, liquidity migration, and token burn decisions.
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+## Supporting Evidence
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+**Source:** Blockworks, January 6, 2026
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+The omnibus proposal retroactively changed the fee structure from 50/50 split to 100% MetaDAO retention, with mutual agreement from project teams. This demonstrates futarchy's ability to revise prior economic arrangements when new information (revenue decline from ICO cadence slowdown) emerges.

domains/internet-finance/metadao-futarchy-80-iq-governance-blocks-catastrophic-decisions-not-strategic-optimization.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ sourced_from: internet-finance/2026-04-16-solana-compass-kollan-house-futarchy-p
 scope: functional
 sourcer: Kollan House / Solana Compass
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 # MetaDAO futarchy functions as 80 IQ governance capable of blocking catastrophic decisions but not sophisticated enough to replace executive judgment on complex strategy
@@ -24,3 +24,10 @@ Kollan House characterizes MetaDAO's current futarchy implementation as '~80 IQ'
 **Source:** Blockworks via agent notes, January 6, 2026
 
 Kollan House characterized current futarchy as '~80 IQ' — good enough to block catastrophic decisions, not yet sophisticated enough to replace C-suite judgment. The reset prepares the platform for throughput scale, not a mechanism rethink.
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+## Supporting Evidence
+
+**Source:** Blockworks, January 6, 2026
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+Kollan House characterized current futarchy as '~80 IQ' — good enough to block catastrophic decisions, not yet sophisticated enough to replace C-suite judgment. The omnibus proposal itself PASSED through futarchy governance, demonstrating the mechanism is self-governing its own strategic decisions rather than failing.

domains/internet-finance/metadao-futarchy-amm-spot-liquidity-borrowing-eliminates-locked-capital-requirement-for-proposals.md

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 # MetaDAO Futarchy AMM eliminated locked-capital requirement for governance proposals through spot liquidity borrowing enabling uncapped raises
 
 MetaDAO's Futarchy AMM innovation borrows spot liquidity from existing token pools rather than requiring proposers to lock capital for governance markets. Old system required ~$150,000 locked capital to create a governance proposal. New system eliminates this lockup requirement entirely by borrowing liquidity from existing AMM pools. This enables uncapped raises where excess funds above the minimum target go into automatic market support at ICO price. Founders can configure spending limits that are only adjustable through proposals. Result: dramatically lowers barrier to proposal creation while enabling permissionless scaling. House notes this was critical for the platform's transition from curated to permissionless launches. The mechanism addresses the capital efficiency problem that plagued earlier futarchy implementations where every proposal required bootstrapping new market liquidity.
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+## Supporting Evidence
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+**Source:** Blockworks, January 6, 2026
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+The new Futarchy AMM eliminated the prior ~$150,000 locked-capital requirement to raise a governance proposal by borrowing spot liquidity from existing pools. This enables uncapped raises versus the old capped model, with excess funds above the minimum going into automatic market support at the ICO price. Configurable spending limits for founders are adjustable only through proposals.