1.1 Introduction
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Blockchain governance has long faced issues such as low voter participation, inefficiency in governance, and complex decision-making processes.
Traditional decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) rely on token-based voting mechanisms, which often suffer from manual oversight, slow execution, and manipulation by a few stakeholders. As blockchain ecosystems expand, governance models must evolve to maintain scalability, transparency, and efficiency.
Snapshot is widely used as a governance tool for DAOs, providing an efficient off-chain voting mechanism that eliminates gas fees and enhances transparency. While it has improved governance participation, it still requires manual execution of decisions, lacks automation, and remains limited to specific blockchain ecosystems.
Quack AI is "The AI Snapshot".
The first AI powered governance protocol for DAOs, enterprises, and all organizations needing automated decision-making.
Unlike other protocols, which is primarily used for voting, Quack AI goes further, it automates proposal ranking, voting, execution, and treasury governance. AI governance ensures zero delays, fraud-resistant decision-making, and multi-chain compatibility across EVM, Solana, TON, and other chains.
By utilizing AI agents, intelligent decision-making tools, and automated processes, Quack AI analyzes proposals, optimizes voting, and executes governance actions in real-time.
Unlike single-chain governance features, Quack AI is an independent protocol that can be adopted by multiple blockchain ecosystems, providing tailored AI-driven governance. Quack AI, in collaboration with DuckChain, is exploring a new paradigm for on-chain AI governance.
In the future, Quack AI will also be available for other blockchain ecosystems to use its proposal ranking, AI-powered voting, and treasury automation tools, offering customizable governance frameworks.