Santiago Siri

Ecosystem organizer and DAO advocate who ran civic and political pilots that used Aragon's governance stack, thereby demonstrating live use cases for ANT in public coordination. Efforts included coordinating pilot projects, public presentations and partnerships that showcased Aragon Client, governance modules and dispute mechanisms. By running practical experiments where communities used ANT to vote, allocate funds or resolve disputes, those initiatives created reference cases that influenced adoption choices by other DAOs, nonprofits and civic groups. Public advocacy and visible pilots shifted community expectations about where and how ANT could be used, affecting demand dynamics among civic actors and social projects. The combination of pilot deployments, public communication and coalition building concretely altered sentiment toward Aragon and increased practical on‑chain usage of ANT in specific verticals, with measurable effects on proposal activity and token circulation within those projects.