Decentralized Autonomous Collections

A Decentralized Autonomous Collection is a set of digital information objects stored for ongoing re-use with the means and incentives for independent parties to participate in the contribution, presentation, and curation of the information objects outside the…

On the DAO framework and what it means for the space.

“Exponential growth” — this is how I’d describe the level of interest in the DAO framework project. This is reflected in the Slack numbers, where the weekly number of new participants hovered between 30–70 from September until late…

On DAO Contractors and Curators

Since a DAO is pure software, it cannot take actions in the real world…

The Incentive Glue: Mutual Self-Interest

So far, we spent 4 (nearing 5) months writing extensive smart contract code, completely separated our core business (Slock.it UG) from the DAO framework we built, spent 5 figures of our own money to have its code audited by an independent company, then gave…

DAOs, or how to replace both the Kickstarter and token presale models

An explanation of the reasons…

Take the First Steps Toward Becoming a DAO Ninja & Earn ETH While You Train!

This document is not a…

Ethereum: Fixing the legal problem of the DAO

Written in response to Stephen Palley’s post on LinkedIn: How to Sue A DAO & subsequent discussion on Reddit. Note — this blog post will focus on possible solutions based in UK law.

Deja Vu DAO Smart Contracts Audit Results

We’re pleased to announce that one of the world’s leading security audit companies, Deja Vu Security, has performed a security review of the generic DAO framework smart contracts.