Immutable constitution

Hard-coded governance protocols that use smart contracts to enforce foundational rules without human intervention.

Immutable constitutions replace traditional legal prose with self-executing code on decentralized networks like Ethereum. By utilizing smart contracts, organizations ensure that core tenets (such as token supply caps or voting thresholds) remain tamper-proof regardless of political pressure. The 2016 DAO experiment served as a primary proof of concept, demonstrating how algorithmic enforcement removes the need for trusted intermediaries. Today, protocols like Uniswap and MakerDAO utilize these rigid frameworks to manage billions in assets, ensuring that the rules of the system are as predictable as the underlying math.

https://ethereum.org/en/dao/