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DUNA AMA @cowriellc and @milesjennings are talking about Wyoming's new legal entity for DAOs!
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I’m building DAOs where the voting token is based on participation/ doing work and you can’t trade the token. Would i be able to distribute funds the DAO earns under DUNA model? also, how do you register the DAO as a DUNA
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Given your facts - I would think the various cooperative models may well provide your project the most viable entity structure. Would look at TX UNA (specifically allows for co-ops) and CO LCA.
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@hudh
do these require board of directors? that’s the problem I normally run into. Thanks for your input @cowriellc @milesjennings
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@milesjennings
No board of directors. No officers. It functions just like a DAO.
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Brass tacks - it would be hard for a tax exempt entity to operate without a board of directors. But coops are not necessarily tax exempt and I can certainly think through a TX UNA structured as a coop w/o a board (I harp on Texas because of existing case law and the non profit definitions the TX UNAA is subject to)
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