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No need to have owners if the charter is unambiguous enough to be implemented as a self-executing one (i.e. a DAO).
by anticensor 2y ago
No need to have owners if the charter is unambiguous enough to be implemented as a self-executing one (i.e. a DAO).
- crazygringo 2y agoDecisions are still taken, and we call the people who can affect decisions the owners. That's what ownership is -- it's literally power to make or affect decisions. It doesn't matter if it's a DAO. If everyone's input affects the decision equally then they have equal ownership. If some people's input affect decisions more others, their ownership is greater.