Every token launch begins with a question that is more legal than technical: where should the tokens actually come from? Founders spend months on tokenomics, vesting schedules, and smart contract audits, and then treat the choice of issuing entity as an afterthought - a box to tick once the "real
As decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) evolve from informal governance experiments into capitalised, revenue-generating ecosystems, a fundamental issue continues to surface - in and of themselves, DAOs are not legal persons. As a result, they cannot contract, hold assets in their own name, or meaningfully limit liability. This creates a structural
The universe of DAO related corporate entities can be divided into two categories: DAO plugs and DAO skins. By understanding this distinction, founders and their advisors can choose the right vehicle for their project's operational needs, ideological preferences, and regulatory requirements.
BVI incubator funds are a popular fund option for early stage crypto fund managers. Alongside BVI approved funds, they are a low-cost and flexible fund vehicle that dispenses with many of the requirements and formalities of larger fund structures. In this article, we explain what they are, the documents
How a token is launched is as important as what the token does. Token launch mechanics shape not only market perception and community trust, but also regulatory exposure, tax treatment, and the long-term credibility of a project. Over the past decade, founders have experimented with ICOs, SAFTs, private rounds,
This is the second part in our three parties series on the UAE and its freezones. Click here for part 1. Otherwise, read on! How UAE licensing works One of the main things international entrepreneurs need to remember is that the Emiratis are very fond of licenses. Companies must obtain
To exist, a DAO needs to get the basics rights - smart contracts, token mechanics, and the continued existence of a thriving DAO community. To flourish and to survive, what it also needs is governance discipline, treasury stewardship and clarity around who actually exercises control.
Introduction Radix is currently considering where and how to structure its new DAO wrapper entity. This document is designed to be an aid to the internal discussions of Radix. It arises from observations of the ongoing discussion within Radix about how to restructure itself. It is presented by DAO SPV,
We’ve all seen the videos - the influencers and entrepreneurs, the fast cars, fast money, and faster women, the towers rising above the desert. Come to Dubai, they say. We even have great chocolate. For the average blockchain entrepreneur, striving to build their business while bemoaning the regulatory, fiscal, and
To design a game is to design a world. In developing a game, creators are doing something far more than simply writing code; they are defining a whole universe of interactions, incentives, intentions, and transactions. Within the scope of the game, they are defining meaning itself. Blockchain based games come
Even as startups, blockchain projects are global in reach. Entities, teams, investors and customers may be split across multiple jurisdictions, a fact that brings with it a host of regulatory and fiscal considerations. For a busy startup founder, questions of legal structure and tax residence can feel secondary, or even
Introduction Stablecoin founders face a simple but decisive question: where should I issue my stablecoin? For founders, choosing the right jurisdiction to issue a stablecoin is as critical as the technology stack itself. The wrong choice can be expensive, very slow to provide licensing authorisation, hamper your banking access, or