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christopher
@christopher
from y'all's experience: 1. Stripe Atlas now, 2. go with a legal team (and burn engagement fees) soon, 3. wait until i need structure for my investors?
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Drew Beechler
@drewbeechler
I had a pretty expensive #2, but was a pretty complicated incorporation and founding with IP transfer and things, so it was needed. For 90%, Stripe Atlas (#1) is best. Unless you have a complicated corporate structure.
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EulerLagrange.eth
@eulerlagrange.eth
I did stripe atlas as LLC. For seed it’s better if I convert to C corp for tax reasons. LLC is easier short term
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JB Rubinovitz ⌐◨-◨
@rubinovitz
I think stripe atlas is fine, but as soon as you’re raising in crypto world get a lawyer or insist on only doing a token side letter because people will throw really weird agreements at you that can jeopardize your company.
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founderslog
@founderslog
Clerky was easier and provided more value than stripe atlas for me for the purpose of setting up an entity and generic legal paperwork
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Brandon Owens
@spareventures
Clerky is great for standard fare Delaware c-corp, atlas probably as well but haven’t used. Angel list roll up was great for friends & family SAFEs. Would probably agree that a crypto experienced advisor/lawyer for anything after that.
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William Allen
@williamallen.eth
lots of firms that specialize in early stage cos have a fixed fee to startup (they want to win your future business). they usually then have a set of packages that help you get off the ground -- CIIAA, employee agreements, NDAs, founder vesting, etc.
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