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kirsten 🛠️ talentlayer
@kirsten
As a crypto company raising via SAFE+token it best to raise into a Delaware C or a non-us entity? I've had investors say they only want to invest in Delaware Cs (ease reasons, usually us investor). But I've also had investors say they will only invest in non-US entities (regulatory reasons, usually non-us investor).
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Peter 'pet3rpan'
@pet3rpan
If you're US based and not launching a token anytime soon, go with a US delware - there's really no point in deviating here. Surprised to hear non-US investors not investing via US delware, its pretty market standard otherwise.
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Rolf Hoefer
@rolfhoefer
Also depends what "best" means. US investors often prefer US entities. Non-US investors often prefer non-US (in reputable jurisdictions, eg Singapore, Switzerland) over US entities because of tax, regulatory, and privacy reasons. If the startup operates in the US, often best to have a US entity, typically in Delaware.
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larry
@larryflorio.eth
pro-tip: if you’re based in the US then be super careful before going with a non-US entity, and absolutely get very good tax advice before doing it. There can be really bad tax outcomes for the team, company and investors if they mess that up
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Joris 🧢
@joris
Not legal advice here: Delaware C-corp is a no-brainer for investors, so it is for you 😉 Happy to chat more and give you more context 😃
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