TAO and HYPE Lead DAO Social Activity With Over 3.9 Million Interactions in 24 Hours

In October, decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) environment had experienced a significant influx of social activity, spearheaded by TAO. Having 8,000 active posts and 2 million interactions in total in the past 24 hours, TAO remains on top of the list of community-driven involvement in the DAO ecosystem.

The report indicates the increasing role of socially active projects in determining the trend of governance and innovation in decentralized platforms. The high levels of engagement by TAO demonstrate how this project was able to mobilize its community by engaging in regular communication, open updates, and active participation in governance.

HYPE Follows Closely With 7K Engaged Posts and 1.9 Million Interactions

HYPE was right behind TAO with 7,000 engaged posts and 1.9 million interactions, which won this category, taking the second place in the 24-hour social activity rankings.

The project is characterized by an active and vocal community that lives on cross-platform conversations, community-led campaigns, and active involvement in the process of making decisions in DAOs.

SUSHI and AUDIO Maintain Mid-Tier Strength in DAO Conversations

One of the projects in the middle tier, Sushi (SUSHI) had 3,700 posts and 141.5K interactions, meaning that it is being actively utilized in terms of its decentralized exchange and liquidity programs. SUSHI is one of the longest-running DAO-based communities that focus more on long-term sustainability rather than short-term hype.

Audius (AUDIO) was hot on the heels with 3,400 engaged posts and 95,000 interactions, with more and more people discussing decentralized music streaming and empowering their creators. The steady social activity of AUDIO shows that entertainment-oriented DAOs can be a viable competitor to DeFi-oriented governance systems when it comes to community penetration.

APE, ICP, and ENA See Strong User Engagement Across Platforms

ApeCoin (APE) was culturally strong, having 2,800 active posts and 320.1K interactions, which demonstrates the power of its NFT and metaverse-oriented community. Close connections with Bored Ape Yacht Club make the project highly active in Twitter, Discord, and other social networks.

Internet Computer (ICP) was next with 2,400 engaged posts and 360.7K interactions, and there was a solid recovery in developer and governance discussions. The new focus of ICP appears in the context of constant protocol upgrades and ecosystem expansion.

Ethena (ENA) also found its proper place, getting 2,000 engaged posts and 317.1K interactions. The growing popularity of social discourses of the ENA demonstrates the interest of investors and governing members in hybrid DeFi-DAO models.

FET, MASK, and KAITO Round Out the Top DAO Projects

The rest of the leaders, including Fetch.ai (FET) , has 1,800 active posts and 324K interactions, indicating good correlation between AI-driven blockchain innovation and the use of DAO governance.

MASK Network (MASK) was second with 1,800 posts and 179.2K interactions, which supports its status as a source of Web2 social media to Web3 functionality. The integrations of MASK within the community remain an online debate that revolves around the issue of privacy and social decentralization.

Lastly, Kaito concluded the list, with 1,700 active posts and 133.8K engagements, resulting in a significant increase in the discussions focused on the concept of decentralized knowledge networks and AI-supported governance analytics.

Although Kaito is a fairly new entry among the listed projects, its boom has been boosted by the increasing demand of AI-enhanced governance solutions in the market.

Social Metrics Reflect a Growing Trend in Decentralized Engagement

The insights revealed in the report highlight the reality that social engagement is becoming one of the key metrics of the success of DAOs.

All these DAOs have led to millions of interactions, and it was clear that decentralized governance works best when community members are the participants and not the holders of the tokens.