Aragon is a dApp on the Ethereum blockchain that allows anyone to create and manage any organization (company, open source project, NGO, foundation, hedge fund...). Aragon Network (Aragon) is a token-controlled digital governance organization focused on creating the best conditions for economic growth. In essence, Aragon Network is an ecosystem that allows any organization, entrepreneur, and investor to collaborate efficiently and securely, without technical loopholes and malicious parties.

Aragon Network's on-chain organization will be built using Aragon Core, which is composed of a Solidity language decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) and a web-side decentralized application (dApp). Initially, Aragon Core will focus on capitalized corporate-type organizations, but it is modular enough to accommodate other kinds of organizations as well. Aragon Token (ANT) is the native token of the Aragon Network, which is mainly used to manage the Aragon network and mortgage the Aragon network member agreement.

1. Project introduction

Aragon Network is a digital management organization controlled by tokens. The goal is to create an ecosystem that allows any organization, entrepreneur, and investor to collaborate efficiently and securely, without technical loopholes and malicious parties. Aragon Network's on-chain organization will be built using Aragon Core, which is composed of a Solidity language decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) and a web-side decentralized application (DApp). Initially, Aragon Core will focus on capitalized corporate-type organizations, but it is modular enough to accommodate other kinds of organizations as well.

Project Features

Create and operate decentralized organizations on the blockchain.
The value realized by innovation: Compared with traditional organizations, the operation efficiency of decentralized organizations is extremely efficient.
Scale of usage scenarios: Applicable to companies (corporate organizations that focus on capitalization at the beginning), open source projects, NGO organizations, foundations, hedge funds, etc. Users do not need professional technical background, and can use humanized graphics interface to operate.

Application scenario

Out-of-the-box features:
Out of the box, Aragon provides several core features. It has a module for identity management and closely related modules for ownership and access control. Other modules include shareholder voting, fundraising through token generation, HR onboarding and payroll, and accounts payable/receivable. Taken together, Aragon's core functionality covers the key aspects of accounting, governance, and identity that make modern companies work.

Modular custom features:
Aragon's modular design doesn't stop at the standard core modules. Just as companies are free to edit existing modules, they are also free to develop entirely new models. They can also develop the data and structure of existing models to enable extended functionality.

Aragon's modular nature combined with its open-source ethos means we can see a whole ecosystem of free-to-use modules that expand the capacity of an Aragon organization.

Digital Jurisdiction:
Aragon's stated goal is to establish digital jurisdiction. Just as states have jurisdiction over their citizens in court, Aragon wants to create the first digital court that does not operate according to national borders, enforcing digital contracts between organizations on the Aragon platform.

Technical Overview

Aragon is built on Ethereum, a global public blockchain platform that never goes down. Secondly, it is built through Aragon Core, which is composed of DAO and DApp in Solidity language. Aragon currently implements basic organizational functions such as shareholder registers, token transfers, voting, job appointments, financing, and accounting. The behavior of organizations on the Aragon chain can be customized by amending the constitution. Finally, Aragon organizations are extensible through third-party modules that connect smart contracts.

Aragon is fluid, democratic, and governed through the Aragon Network. Aragon has Aragon governance proposals (AGPs), each of which details the changes to be made to the management, allocation, and use of shared resources on the Aragon network. All AGPs must be aligned with the goals and values ​​of the community. The purpose of AGP is to provide a structured decision-making process for changes to shared resources on the Aragon Network. For the adjustment of shared resources, DAO participants need to jointly decide to approve/deny access, or approve/reject relevant proposals.

The native token on the Aragon network is called the Aragon network-work token (ANT for short). ANT represents the size of the token share of the user in the DAO where it is located. Members of the DAO can initiate proposals on the rules and governance of the organization, and then other members vote according to the size of the tokens they hold to decide whether to accept the proposal. It should be pointed out that the initiator of the proposal also needs to pre-deposit a certain amount of ANT as collateral to encourage the proposer to launch a beneficial proposal.

Two. Comments

Aragon is an open source project based on the Ethereum blockchain. It aims to be a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) that allows stakeholders to vote on the future development and direction of the project. Aragon uses the ERC-20 token ANT to facilitate voting and governance of the project.

AragonCore is supported by the Aragon Foundation, a non-profit organization responsible for helping the Aragon project mature. Aragon One is the for-profit development team of the Aragon project.

The Aragon Core project is a decentralized application (dApp) platform that allows users to develop and organize their own decentralized organizations or companies on the blockchain. The modularity of its platform enables users to create their own dApps or cryptocurrency protocols. The ANT token model allows stakeholders to vote on new proposals, and the more tokens they have, the more weight their votes will have.

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