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IANAL but I imagine that the donations are in brave tokens and it may or may not be treated as cash (even though the eventual payout is cash) which may or may n
by GreaterFool 8y ago
IANAL but I imagine that the donations are in brave tokens and it may or may not be treated as cash (even though the eventual payout is cash) which may or may not be legal depending on a lot of stuff that's beyond my area of expertise.
But if the idea was to 1) create token and 2) YOLO and yeah, lawsuits incoming.
But it could be that they have good lawyers and that it is actually legal (although as I write it I don't believe that, haha)
- jacques_chester 8y agoTrusteeship, tax laws and the like typically apply to anything of value, whether it's legally a currency or not. If the tokens are valueless, then what is it they're offering? If they have value, how are they excused from usual rules?
- londons_explore 8y agoPresumably the same way supermarket vouchers have a cash vale of $0.0000001
- londons_explore 8y agoPresumably the same way supermarket vouchers have a cash value of $0.0000001