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If you remove the plutocratic and cryptocurrency components, all you have software, and as you are a developer, you already have everything you need. Don’t fal
by randomhodler84 5y ago
If you remove the plutocratic and cryptocurrency components, all you have software, and as you are a developer, you already have everything you need.
Don’t fall for the DAO trap, it’s a pit for fools to throw their money into.
- NicoJuicy 5y agoWell, it's also about "what's possible". Banks in my country don't have a reasonable API. There is CODA, but it's restricted to business accounts too ( and you have to pay for it). Additionally, accountants make a huge part of the workforce. So I don't think it will be possible in the short term to "replace them" by traditional means.
- nfw2 5y agoI had never heard of DAOs before this and am struggling to wrap my head around it. It seems similar to any other venture with shareholders, except the shareholders need to reach consensus for any sort of financial transaction. Is that right? So the DAO is blocking this guy with $100M sitting around from just hiring an actual designer for his air taxi project?
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