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Wyoming’s DUNA legal structure for DAOs goes live on July 1, 2024. Companies that (1) have a U.S. nexus and (2) are using tokens to decentralize the governance of an asset (a treasury, autonomous software, etc) should consider it. Here are 10 benefits of the DUNA 👇
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1️⃣ Lets DAOs be DAOs – DUNAs enable DAOs to continue to be governed by smart contracts. That means they can continue to be decentralized, autonomous and permissionless.
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2️⃣ Provide Legal Existence – DUNAs enable DAOs to contract with third parties. This is critical as it enables them to hire lawyers and defend themselves in court. DAOs that don’t show up face the most severe consequences.
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3️⃣ Preserve Privacy – DUNAs preserve DAO-member privacy. The Corporate Transparency Act isn’t applicable to DUNAs and they aren’t required to KYC users to ensure they meet the 100 member threshold requirement.
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4️⃣ Limit Liability – DUNAs provide for limited liability among DAO members. This will only become more important as web3 progresses. 5️⃣ Enforce Arbitration – DUNAs can require all members to consent to arbitration, further insulating members from spurious litigation.
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6️⃣ Mitigate Consumer Risk – The foregoing protections for DAO members don’t need to put consumers at risk. Consumer-facing apps built on top of blockchain networks, like a social media apps, should continue to use traditional entity forms. DUNAs aren't for trad businesses!
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