I have encountered various DAOs where initiation typically stems from individuals or groups driven by a shared vision. Decentralization within these organizations often manifests solely in decision-making processes, such as voting for job placements, while funding usually originates from founders or investors. This structure inherently clashes with the DAO concept, which should derive wisdom from the collective rather than central figures. Financial dependencies on specific groups further complicate matters, posing challenges to unbiased operations. DAOs cannot solely rely on idealism; profit consideration remains pivotal, and funding sources inevitably influence their trajectory. The introduction of "intent," however, presents a paradigm shift. If biological systems use pheromones for communication, intent serves as a potent tool for social interaction, surpassing the current reliance on price for information dissemination. Anoma's intent machine facilitates the expression of intentions and preferences, laying the groundwork for collaborative efforts among like-minded groups. My proposal explores leveraging Anoma to develop a tool enabling the creation of entirely decentralized organizations based on shared intents. Regarding financing, I propose exploring meme coins to gauge community sentiment towards intents and preferences. Meme coins transcend price as mere indicators; they reflect market perceptions and can catalyze capital influx and publicity for new initiatives. In contrast to popular topics like DeFi and Chain Abstraction, decentralized governance and DAOs receive less attention. Governance is often underestimated, yet crucial for sustaining trust in blockchain. While code and smart contracts mitigate trust issues, effective decentralized governance remains pivotal to overcoming web2 challenges in web3. Detailed governance strategies—such as the suitability of sub-DAOs, the optimal medium (NFTs or coins), and aligning economic value with governance structures—require extensive research.