The Otonomist Archives—November
Back in November 2021, we introduced OtoGO, our Web3 dApp that lets you raise flash funds for your project without having to worry about regulatory repercussions. We then dissected all aspects of a crypto hedge fund setup in our freemium Fund Special. We closed with introducing two entities that may help DAOs operate in the real world.
OtoGO: Raise Flash Funds for Your Crypto Project and Worry About the Regs Later
We’ve made the launchpool solution we use to raise early funds for the OtoCo project available for FREE to all our users. We called it OtoGO and it is now live.
With OtoGO anybody who spins up an LLC or DAO on OtoCo can parameter their launchpool, upload their logo, select a matching color scheme and invite their community to stake via an OtoGO-generated Web3 URL.
When compared to other ways of raising early funds, we believe OtoGO represents a sea change by making the process entirely onchain and permissionless, without offending regulators.
Test drive OtoGO now on Rinkeby or start a live launchpool today on the Ethereum Mainnet.
FUND SPECIAL: The Complete Guide to Start Your Crypto Hedge Fund and Attract Outside Investors
Our April 2021 blog on How to Become the Next Michael Burry, in which we outlined how to setup and run your own crypto hedge fund, has become one of our most-read posts.
In this updated and expanded freemium post, we break down all aspect of the setup and operation of a reg-lite crypto hedge fund in the British Virgin Island, in five parts:
Part I — Mapping All the Moving Parts (FREE)
Part II — Key Features of the BVI Incubator or Approved Fund ($)
Part III — A Dissection of the Termsheet ($)
Part IV — X-Ray of the Fund’s M&A, and Subscription/Redemption Agreement ($)
Part V — Towards an Onchain Crypto Hedge Fund (FREE)
Our Fund Special includes thousands of dollars’ worth of shared legal templates with annotations and comments to help you parameter your terms and start your new crypto hedge fund in 2022.
Click here to access our Fund Special!
UNBOUNDED THINKING
Terrestrial Docking Stations for DAOs: The Swiss Association and the U.S. Unincorporated Nonprofit Association
The “regimelessness” of DAOs currently prevents them from accessing real-world services.
What is required is a “docking station”: a terrestrial limited liability port DAOs can plug into to access shared real-world services or discharge duties without introducing an element of centralization.
In this post, we look at two entities which we believe may soon be part of every DAO stack: The Swiss Association and the U.S. Unincorporated Non-Profit Association.
Originally published at https://otonomos.substack.com on November 30, 2021.
