Jake Chervinsky
@jchervinsky
What do you not understand about crypto law or policy that you wish someone would ELI5?
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phil
@phil
why can't my cap table be fully onchain?
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Jake Chervinsky
@jchervinsky
It could! You just wouldn't be able to take advantage of many benefits of being onchain. You'd have to treat the tokens representing equity interests as securities, so they wouldn't be freely transferable, composable in DeFi, etc. So there's not much point to it right now. (Hopefully someone comes and proves me wrong)
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Taylor
@skyron.eth
@thibauld, isn't this one of the things that you are doing at @fairmint?
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Tudor 🟣🟡
@tudorizer
can it not? Are you asking about the structure of the cap table or the investments made by each entity?
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