Who we work with
DAOs
Contributor payments, pseudonymous signers and a treasury that everybody can see.
What is different about you
A DAO without a wrapper has no legal personality, which pushes liability somewhere nobody intended. Add pseudonymous signers to a multisig and ordinary segregation of duties becomes genuinely hard — and every payment is public, so mistakes are public too.
What we hear
The problems that actually arrive.
Roughly in the words they arrive in. If more than one of these is familiar, they are usually connected.
- “We have no legal wrapper and are worried about member liability.”
- “Contributor payments have no classification and no withholding.”
- “Multisig signers are pseudonymous and controls are informal.”
- “Token holders want reporting we do not know how to produce.”
What usually helps
Where we would start, in order.
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Structuring & foundations
Entity and group design that survives contact with a regulator, a tax authority and an exchange listing.
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People & token compensation
Paying a distributed team in stablecoins without creating an employment-tax problem in six countries.
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Accounting & bookkeeping
A ledger that reconciles to the chain, closes on time, and survives an auditor who has never seen a wallet before.
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Treasury & operations
Policy, custody architecture, counterparty risk and a runway number you can defend to a board.
Tell us what you are holding, and where.
We will tell you what applies to you, what is already late, and what it takes to fix. In Dubai, Dublin, London or Tokyo, in person if you prefer.