> I don't see this conversation going anywhere productive, but do you not think anything has changed since the Great Depression? In the sale of blue-sky securi

> I don't see this conversation going anywhere productive, but do you not think anything has changed since the Great Depression? In the sale of blue-sky securities? Not a darn thing. > As for what's different, my answer would be scale. DAOs make it easier to coordinate large groups of people. Take a look at what OrangeDAO seeks to fund. Sounds like a VC fund. Just wait until you see the list of those projects! > Many of them are targeted towards corporate infrastructure; replacing traditional processes with software-first functions, which allow a lot of disparate people to function together more easily, and reduces the friction of "a group of people working together towards a common goal" from that of an existing corporation. So like, Zoom and GSuite? I'm not sure how "Waze for moving crypto assets" fulfills that goal.