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In the first of our new Agony Aunt section, we present a puzzle brought to us by Weezi, a nascent digital asset management platform that looks to automate how investment clubs manage their assets.

We read Laura Shin's Cryptopians with the same mix of relish and guilt we get from reading the New York Post or the Daily Mail. With a movie set to follow, are we seeing the birth of a new genre?

DAO contributors do not have visibility of a pot of gold beyond the rainbow that matches stock options in a traditional startup. We propose a solution.

In theory, tokens are meant to capture all value in a Web3 project. Nonetheless, some projects raise equity funding too. Can the two co-exist and should you double dip?

As an investable operational company, the C-Corp remains the gold standard as part of an entity stack for cashflow-generative Web3 projects that look to raise outside money. Here's a guide.

Decentralized investment pools are ideologically attractive and conceptually easy to imagine, but innovation in this space quickly bumps into the hard constraints of securities laws. Is there a hack?

The "regimelessness" of DAOs currently prevents them from accessing real-world services. In this post, we look at two entities which we believe may soon be part of every DAO stack.

We concluded our previous Part of this Fund Special by identifying some of the key frictions in setting up and managing a crypto hedge fund the analog way. In this last Part, we look at the future.

In this second last part, we explain the legal mechanism of how investors subscribe and redeem shares in your Fund and look at the key documents that make this work.