Otoco

This post previews the soon-to-launch tokenized LLCs and how its governance design is a first step towards turning companies into code.

Part I outlined the design for OtoCo's eventual governance model. Part II detailed our current governance stack. In this Part III, we provide a roadmap towards genuine stakeholder governance of OtoCo.

In this second part, we share OtoCo's current governance setup as the starting point for the road towards full community governance.

In this post, we propose to introduce non-transferable NFTs as a new class of voting token to reward contributions by anybody in the community who consistently helps out OtoCo.

This post covers the technical details regarding our new smart contract design and explains our use of the ERC-721 token standard.

Crypto winter feels less harsh when busy building, and OtoCo’s workload hasn’t changed. In this post, we’ll look back to what we’ve done so far in 2022. We will then be looking forward to the second half of the year in terms of product, code, and

This month we have two updates on OtoCo: first, we break down the work we're doing refactoring our smart contracts. We then share an update on a first batch of changes to our user interface.

We added a new feature to the OtoCo dash that lets users sign in name of their onchain entity, including the transfer of assets and pledge of crypto wallets. This post explains how.

Many OtoCo users have created LLCs as wrappers for various crypto projects and DAOs. In some cases, projects seek to maximize decentralization and require several people to have access to their LLC’s dashboard within OtoCo. This is why we created a dApp within Gnosis SAFE, the leading provider of