Tally, a key DAO governance platform, has shut down after six years due to unsustainable business models and market changes. The closure underscores challenges in decentralized governance and prompts the DAO community to seek new solutions.

Gate News reports that on March 19, JustLend DAO protocol plans to adjust the collateral coefficient of the USDDOLD market around April, with a decrease planned. This adjustment is to coordinate with the USDDOLD delisting process, and the final adjustment plan will be executed after passing proposals from the USDD and JustLend DAO community. The platform reminds users who use USDDOLD as collateral assets to switch to other supported assets in advance and closely monitor their account risk status to avoid position safety being affected by changes in collateral coefficients.

Gate News report: On March 18, the latest weekly report from JustLend DAO, a decentralized lending protocol on TRON, shows that the platform's total value locked (TVL) reached $6.32 billion, with total deposits reaching $3.52 billion. JustLend DAO is one of the core DeFi infrastructure components in the TRON ecosystem.

DAO infrastructure provider Tally announced it is shutting down operations, citing changes in the US regulatory environment that have reduced demand for decentralized governance. The chief executive pointed out that previous strict regulations prompted projects to adopt DAO structures, while the current lenient environment has made them no longer considered a necessary choice.

Lido DAO reports that a limited slashing event occurred involving a node operator in the community staking module, affecting 6 validator indices with an estimated slashing amount of less than 1 ETH. The event has minimal impact on the protocol, operations remain normal, and stakers need not be concerned. An investigation is ongoing.

The Across development team plans to convert DAO governance into private company management, leading to an increase in ACX token prices. The new structure aims to improve the company's ability to sign commercial contracts and stabilize revenue, while allowing token holders to exchange their tokens for company shares at a 1:1 ratio or opt for buybacks at prices above market value. This transition could spark a new wave of growth in blockchain technology and is regarded as a significant example in the evolution of crypto governance models.

CoW DAO responded to the incident where a whale lost $50.39 million while swapping aEthAAVE, stating that the decentralized trading platform was unable to complete the transaction. The team emphasized the importance of user autonomy and choice. They are researching how to balance security with user self-sovereignty and have committed to reimbursing related fees.

Lido has integrated its Earn product line into EarnETH and EarnUSD, the latter being its first stablecoin vault supporting USDT and USDC. Since its launch in 2025, it has attracted nearly $250 million in deposits, and Lido DAO will invest $5 million to support the new product.

Across Community proposed a new plan on March 12th to transform the existing "DAO + Token" structure into a U.S. C-corp company, holding the protocol's intellectual property rights. ACX holders can choose to exchange for equity or sell tokens for USDC at $0.04375 per share, with plans to execute within 6 months.

Across Protocol proposes a temperature check initiative, planning to transform the existing DAO and token structure into a C Corporation in the United States. ACX token holders can exchange their equity proportionally or redeem for USDC, and holders can choose different participation methods based on their scale.