The DAO governance platform Tally has announced its shutdown, citing a shift in the regulatory environment. CEO Dennison Bertram noted that regulatory enforcement under former SEC Chair Gary Gensler had driven DAO adoption as a means to mitigate legal risks. However, with reduced oversight now in place, demand for governance tools has declined. The decision comes amid broader CFTC concerns and evolving compliance expectations within the crypto sector.

ChainCatcher report: Tally, a DAO infrastructure provider, has announced its shutdown. The platform has been operational for six years. Its CEO, Dennison Bertram, stated that the strict regulatory environment under former U.S. SEC Chair Gary Gensler during the Biden administration initially drove projects to adopt DAO governance to reduce legal risks; however, with the current regulatory climate becoming more relaxed, DAO governance is no longer a necessary choice, thereby diminishing demand for governance tools.