10 months into 2021, we have enough data to share the most popular places where Otonomos clients have set up their crypto entities. As you'd guess, lots depends what they're working on.

As announced in our September newsletter, in addition to onchain LLCs in Delaware and Wyoming, users can now also spin up an unincorporated DAO, instantly and FREE.

In this post, we share the first draft of the Bylaws of the OtoCo Foundation, effectively the "legal software" which guarantees the transmission of OtoCo DAO votes into real-world action.

Our proposed token inflation model is based on continuous minting to meet user demand rather than artificially creating scarcity.

This year’s September has five Thursdays and today is the second last Thursday of the month, which is when our monthly Otonomist goes out. We used summer to code away on OtoCo so we’ll talk about some new features. We also had time to reflect on DAOs. And

DAOs have been foremost on our mind this summer. Staying unincorporated has obvious appeal, and we've even seen some projects dismantling their legal structure to go free solo. We share our take.

Many OtoCo users still need fiat banking. We built an easy way for them to prove ownership of their onchain LLC without requiring 3rd party service providers such as banks to interact with blockchain.

In what follows we provide a step-by-step guide how to pre-order your OtoCo tokens. We wrote this with non-crypto native users in mind in the hope to make it easier for them to also participate. We do assume they already have an Ethereum wallet. 1. Choose a wallet First, choose

By staking Otoco, you help making sure we build the decentralized tools that allow anybody to entrepreneur from anywhere.