DAO
Aragon Scraps Planned Community Control of $200M Treasury Amid Battle With Activist Investors
The Aragon Association on Tuesday canceled its plans for holders of its ANT token to wield broad voting powers over everything from strategic direction to a $200 million treasury, dealing a major blow to the DAO-focused Ethereum startup’s transition to a decentralized autonomous organization. CoinDesk's Managing Editor for Data and Tokens, Danny Nelson, joins "The Hash" panel to discuss the latest developments.
Inside the First Ever Fan-Owned SailGP Racing Team
SailGP’s racing team is formed by 1,950 fan owners who created a DAO that makes decisions on everything from the team to approving brand deals. They are officially underway for their season 4 debut in June. Fan-Owned Sail Team LLC founder David Palmer shares insights into the first global league to embrace DAOs and what the future holds for sports and governance.
How a Fan-Owned Racing Team for SailGP Aims to Transform Competitive Sports
SailGP's fan-owned racing team has 1,950 fan owners who form a DAO. These owners make decisions on everything from the team to approving brand deals. Fan-Owned Sail Team LLC founder David Palmer shares insights into the DAO's operation.
Liability of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) Explored in U.S. Court
A U.S. court in California has ruled in favor of plaintiffs who alleged that the bZx protocol and governance token-holding members of its decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) were negligent and liable for losses resulting from a hack that drained its treasury. "The Hash" panel discusses the case and the implications for the future of DAOs.
Sushi Token Falls as Sushi DAO, Key Contributor Served With SEC Subpoena
Sushi DAO and Head Chef Jared Grey were served with a subpoena by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the decentralized autonomous organization revealed Tuesday. The native sushi token dropped on the news. "The Hash" panel discusses what this means for the future of DAOs and governance.
Utah State Lawmakers Legally Recognize DAOs in the U.S.
The Utah State Legislature passed a new law that provides legal recognition and limited liability to decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). Act HB 357, or the Utah Decentralized Autonomous Organizations Act (Utah DAO Act), was a result of combined efforts from the Digital Innovation Taskforce and the Utah Blockchain Legislature. "The Hash" panel discusses what this means for the future of DAOs.
Alleged Mango Market Exploiter's Arrest And the Impact on DAOs
Alleged Mango Markets manipulator Avraham Eisenberg is working to negotiate bail following his first hearing in U.S. District Court in New York. McMillan LLP Partner Benjamin Bathgate explains the legal implications for DAOs going forward.
World Economic Forum Head of Blockchain on the Use Cases of DAOs
The World Economic Forum releases a report on Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) Toolkit. WEF Head of Blockchain and Digital Assets Brynly Llyr discusses her outlook on DAOs, the challenges and its real-world use cases.
Crypto Outlook at The World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has released its second report to help increase understanding and demystify decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) operations. WEF Head of Blockchain and Digital Assets Brynly Llyr discusses the key highlights of the toolkit. Plus, Llyr's take on the presence of crypto and blockchain companies at Davos 2023.
