昨晚，一个将 Aave 知识产权转移到DAO的提案被发布到治理论坛上。
发布者是来自BGD Labs，为DAO提供技术和安全服务的团队。大概内容是把Aave品牌相关“软资产”比如域名、社交媒体、命名权等，收归到一个由DAO控制的载体，未来可注册一个法律实体。
等于要把Aave Labs的名字都拿走，可能吵架要继续了
https://twitter.com/cmdefi/status/2001093477283848700

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Last night, a proposal to transfer Aave's intellectual property to the DAO was posted on the governance forum.

The proposer is BGD Labs, a team providing technical and security services to the DAO. The general idea is to consolidate Aave's brand-related "soft assets," such as domain names, social media accounts, and naming rights, into a single entity controlled by the DAO, which could be registered as a legal entity in the future.

This essentially means taking away Aave Labs' name; the debate is likely to continue.

https://twitter.com/cmdefi/status/2001093477283848700

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