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I think the major difference is a DAO is not a corporation, by design. So the legislation around them is still in catch-up mode. In other words, yes, because t
by icepat 3y ago
I think the major difference is a DAO is not a corporation, by design. So the legislation around them is still in catch-up mode.
In other words, yes, because the entire framework is different.
- Dylan16807 3y agoOh if you mean someone doing a full time job for a weird nebulous computer contract without any kind of company or human leadership behind it that would be liable... does that ever actually happen? A company that makes their own chains and contracts isn't really any different from a normal company situation.
- protocolture 3y agoWe had this conversation in TheDAO (the big one that went sideways first) and ultimately the conclusion was that TheDAO would be best not investing its coin upfront, but sniffing out (potentially paying lawyers) the best legal jurisdiction to give it some kind of legal status, then it should go hunting for projects to invest in.