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Today we invite readers to revisit Malta which despite some negativity in the early crypto days remains an attractive basecamp from where you can scale the European digital asset markets.

Our February development sprint focused mainly on the ongoing maintenance of your entities. This post summarizes the new functionality you will find when logging in to your Otonomos dashboard.

It is the last day of the month, which is when The Otonomist drops. In this January issue, we share a guide for newbies to crypto, opine about Central Bank Digital Currencies, and have a guest post about the use of AI in selecting investments. Hope you had a good

In this Unbounded Thinking post, our James Kingston dissects the main possible implementations of a Central Bank Digital Currency and concludes that CBDCs are in equal part dangerous and dispensable.

This guest post brings an intriguing perspective to the art of startup-investing by highlighting the role AI and LLMs could play in the selection of the best ideas and teams.

This post shares an absolute beginner's experience of on-ramping from fiat to crypto, showing that crypto is still quite bewildering to many who are new to the space.

Why the new economy needs programmable companies constituted by code to widen ownership and democratize participation. About two years ago, OtoCo started working on a vision shared by many in the Web3 community: of a company constituted by code that lives entirely onchain. The spark was a tweet by Avichal

In this second post, we examine how onchain companies can achieve legal equivalence with offchain registered ones. Companies are an invention, and as inventions go, they arguably rank equally with the printing press, the shipping container, and the micro-processor in how they impacted human progress. The key breakthrough lies in

In this part, we share a summary of our roadmap up until around summer 2025, breaking it down into what jurisdictions and what functionality we plan to add. The way we think about our roadmap is along 3 axes: The X axis for the product (jurisdiction), the Y axis for