183Aaros Long

After 2020, Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) have demonstrated significant potential for revolutionising cross-border human collaboration, not only on-chain but also marking an important milestone in human history. For the first time, global society possesses a truly cross-border, autonomous means of production. Organisations such as NounsDAO and BanklessDAO exemplify a transformative new mode of production that surpasses any historical precedent. However, the practical implementation has sometimes been lacking. Therefore, understanding the economic activities of blockchain networks is essential for comprehending the future of global economic interactions. Onchainomics introduces a novel concept and emphasizes the prospects of a new mode of transnational cooperation. To address this, Onchainomics aims to delve into past endeavours and research these shortcomings to illuminate a fresh trajectory. The dramatic increase in on-chain economic activity after 2022 signals a new trend of globalisation and suggests an imminent need for a new paradigm in both the crypto world and the real world. This new way of cooperation has already extended beyond nationalities and occupations, aligning with the evolving landscape of global economic interactions. The proposal highlights essential literature review work and provides numerous suggestions for future Onchainomics research methodologies.