Otonomos

On this last day of January, we look back at this month’s OtoCo development sprint, lead with a thought piece on tokenized corporate stock, and talk about the use of Nominees as a ‘VPN for companies”. We also share some recent developments at Otonomos. Hope the year started well

Corporate stock is already digitized, but seldomly tokenized on decentralized ledgers. Even though it seems an obvious use case, in this post we examine why blockchains aren't tracking stock yet.

Users who connect their wallet to OtoCo to manage their onchain entities should see a number of improvements following our January development sprint.

Nominees are widely used and widely misunderstood. In this post, we talk about their use and clear up some commonly held misconceptions about Nominee Directors and Nominee Shareholders.

Despite the events of this month, we didn’t think readers needed one more opinion on FTX in this Otonomist, however we do share some observations. Further, under our Intel Swap header, we share actionable knowledge about where to optimally set up your Web3 entity, and invite you to try

Going free solo without legal entity is always an option, but DAOs have their limits and liabilities. Here are 10 dos and don'ts to help you decide if and where to incorporate.

MakerDAO grew from DeFi poster child to troubled teenager and the drama continues in serialized form, with its investors and leads at loggerheads over its governance and future.

The October Otonomist looks back on Ethereum’s DevCon VI in Bogotá and posts about clear and present regulatory dangers. We also offer a preview of what’s brewing at OtoCo and a short FAQ on the OTOCO token economics. Oh, and you’re invited to our next online seminar

Back in March, OtoCo minted an initial 8 million OTOCO tokens of which just over 2MM were reserved by users and the wider community using a smart contract launchpool with algorithmic price-setting: the earlier one reserved OTOCO tokens, the lower the price. A total US$ 1,100,143 was raised