> you can have the capital and funding controlled by the DAO Only the capital tied up in crypto tokens, which is probably very small compared to the capital ti

> you can have the capital and funding controlled by the DAO Only the capital tied up in crypto tokens, which is probably very small compared to the capital tied up in offices or machines or whatever, which a government has control over. > The DAO would have the treasury, the community, etc. As far as I can see, none of this is easier to do on a DAO than with some more traditional method of organization.