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In this final part of the Otonomist OtoCo Special, we share how the project is currently governed and where we want to go from here Let’s admit it: Governance is messy. Not just in Web 3 (just watch Succession!). Coin voting, even if attainable, is rarely desirable.1 Tokenholder

On this last day of October, we unveil a fiat offramp plug-in for OtoCo users who often do not have banking access, talk about FinCEN's new beneficial ownership regime which is set to kick in on 1 January 2024, and fix some dates in the calendar. Keep the

FinCEN's new Beneficial Ownership Information database for U.S. companies is an unprecedented dragnet of personally identifiable information, ensnaring millions of individuals who own U.S. companies.

This month's issue of The Otonomist is all about how we iterated on ICOs in a legit way for Otonomos' own funding round, and its terms and structure.

In this first part, we start out asking ourselves how God would have legitimately reiterated on ICOs and illustrate how our tech solution aims to meet the 10 requirements we identified.

In this second part, Han shares some background on the Otonomos round, how it is structured, and how Otonomos is eating its own food by using the tool it built for its own raise.

It is the last Thursday of the month which is when the Otonomist drops. This issue talks about Otonomos' newest trio of jurisdictions: Ireland, Isle of Man and Malta. We then announce our new Cayman foundation online staging module and compare Cayman foundations to trusts. We also introduce Oto,

In this post, we offer a recap of the Cayman Foundation, discuss its two main use cases, and contrast it with the common law trust in Wyoming and the British Virgin Islands.

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