Lithium DAO: Challenge the candidates
To ensure the candidates are dedicated and qualified in helping Lithium DAO, we have asked them 3 questions, and here is what you would learn more about each candidate before the election starts!
What is your experience in crypto?
Chiroz:
I have been involved in the crypto space for over 5 years. I started out as a trader, and I quickly became fascinated by the technology behind blockchain. I have since worked on a variety of projects in the crypto space.
Blocktraveler:
As a crypto enthusiast, I have been closely following the development of the crypto industry for several years now. I have gained experience in community and social media management, which I believe will be instrumental in building the Lithium Finance community.
0xYSB:
I have been involved in the cryptocurrency space for a few years now, and I have gained experience in traditional businesses and startups. My experience in crypto and startups will be valuable in helping to guide Lithium towards success.
BlueSparrow:
I’ve been trading crypto since 2020 and I am a designer for a DeFi project.
coderAbracadabra:
My experience is mostly in engineering. I am a smart contract developer. Really excited to be here.
CryptoRachel:
I am a marketer starting to look at crypto from 2019. I believe in the potential of decentralization and have been following DeFi closely
What are your thoughts on Lithium Finance’s use of machine learning?
Chiroz:
I love tech but I do not believe AI can replace everything humans do. We need to be cautious about relying too heavily on technology. That’s why I appreciate Lithium Finance’s approach to machine learning with human guidance.
Blocktraveler:
AI and machine learning have to be the future! It’s definitely one of Lithium’s key strengths. Machine learning allows us to analyze large amounts of data efficiently.
0xYSB:
Valuation is part art, part science. I like that Lithium Finance has not forgotten about the art in valuation. What’s most interesting is clearly their incorporation of crowd wisdom.
BlueSparrow:
As a designer, I can resonate with Lithium Finance taking a human-centric approach with machine learning. Designing a feedback loop from the community into machine learning sounds wonderful.
coderAbracadabra:
Show me the codes and I will offer you a better solution!
CryptoRachel:
I think that is a game-changer. Machine learning has the potential to provide more accurate and transparent valuations. But it’s not just about the tech. I think it’s quite groundbreaking to consider inputs from the community for valuation.
What do you think are the biggest challenges facing Lithium Finance?
Chiroz:
Slowing NFT market sentiment is definitely the key challenge. It’s an opportunity for us to focus on building a strong and engaged community. As the NFT market begins to pick up steam again, we will be well-positioned to take advantage of the increased interest and drive innovation in the industry. Keep building!
Blocktraveler:
Nothing is more challenging than user growth. We need to focus on building a strong and engaged community and grow from there.
0xYSB:
It’s clearly the NFT market condition. Lithium Finance should consider expansion into other asset classes. It’s too risky to focus exclusively on NFT.
BlueSparrow:
I find many projects to be super complex and confusing. So, I feel user education is a big challenge (a very often overlooked challenge) to onboard users.
coderAbracadabra:
NFT is over. The key challenge now is about finding the next market trend. It’s about our willingness to experiment and iterate quickly on new ideas.
CryptoRachel:
User retention is our critical challenge. We need to focus on creating value for our users. To keep our early users, we need to offer them more value than they can get elsewhere.
If you have more questions, tomorrow is the last chance to ask in Discord before the election starts! Stay tuned for the election process and vote for who would represent you in the coming 6 months!
