Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kendama DAO?

Kendama DAO is a community that supports kendama ideas, projects, and events. Members can help decide what the community funds and builds together.

Do I need to know crypto to be part of Kendama DAO?

No. You can join the conversation, attend events, share ideas, and support the community without owning crypto or understanding how it works.

How can I get involved?

Start by joining the community on Discord or Farcaster. You can meet people, follow projects, share an idea, or learn how governance works at your own pace.

What is a DAO?

A DAO is a community that uses shared rules and voting to make decisions together. Instead of one person deciding where money goes, members can propose ideas and vote on what the group supports.

How does Kendama DAO decide what to support?

Community members bring forward ideas, discuss them, and use the DAO’s governance process to decide what gets funded. The exact requirements for submitting or voting are shown on the governance page.

What are tokens and NFTs?

A token is a digital item that can represent membership, access, or voting power. An NFT is a type of token that is unique. In some DAOs, owning one can give you a vote—but you do not need one just to follow along or participate in the community.

What is Nouns?

Nouns is a community-owned project that auctions one unique NFT every day. Auction proceeds go to a shared treasury, and each Noun gives its owner one governance vote.

Learn more at nouns.wtf.

How is Kendama DAO connected to Nouns?

Kendama DAO is its own community, built with the Nouns Builder model. It applies the same basic idea—shared ownership, proposals, and community voting—to kendama.

Why use a blockchain?

A blockchain can make a community treasury, proposals, and votes publicly visible. That transparency can help people see how decisions and funds move without needing to trust a single organizer.

Is crypto bad for the environment?

It depends on the network. Ethereum switched to proof-of-stake in 2022, which greatly reduced its energy use. That does not make every crypto network or activity impact-free, but it is a meaningful difference from older proof-of-work systems.

Learn more at ethereum.org.