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If you've been watching the blockchain/crypto space, you know that DAOs are the new way for people to work together. But what is a DAO? Why would you want to use a DAO to organize your company or investor group or game guild or other community? What's the right way to organize a DAO? This podcast explores those questions and more in conversations with Ben Huh, the founder of Origami, the premier DAO creation and management company.
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Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) come with a unique set of tax implications. To help DAO members and creators navigate these implications, I talked to Matt Graham, a tax consultant and blockchain innovation lead at Moss Adams about DAO taxes. This podcast will show you how to handle taxes for token purchases, explain how to calculate t…
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Part of what I do at Origami is talk to new DAO creators who have great ideas, well-written white papers, and some money—but struggle to find members. web3 projects are hard to market because the ecosystem was built in response to the mistrust of institutions. To learn how to promote with respect to the community's ethos, I interviewed Emily Rasows…
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Understanding the organizational and management structures of traditional corporations is considered so important that it was a required class when I studied business as an undergrad at NYU, as it is for business students around the world. But when it comes to DAO management and organizational structure, many communities expect to lead with vibes a…
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Interviewer: Tell me about the people you’re helping. Michael: Imagine someone with a notion that a DAO is global and frictionless. Then they want to do normal things, like rent an apartment, get health insurance or have benefits for like paternity or maternity leave. And they’re blocked. When a landlord wants income verification, they can’t say, “…
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A highly-edited interview: Andrew: Why can’t I see your face in this interview? We don’t want people to focus on who we are. We want them to focus on what we built. People can trust us through our actions. Cult invested in an anonymous founder who claimed to have previously created a multi-million dollar business. He later disappeared with your inv…
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Origami's highly-edited transcript: Interviewer: Why did you suggest that Bankless launch a DAO? Lucas: I was the first employee at BanklessHQ, in June 2020. I took over the newsletter to help it scale, so founders Ryan Sean Adams and David Hoffman could focus on the podcast. We built a passionate community. Hundreds of thousands of people were pas…
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SuperRare, the digital art platform, is one of the few mainstream success stories of web3. It’s known for selling premium NFTs, has well-known customers like Snoop Dog, scored partnerships with luxury brands like Gucci, and generated over $250 million in marketplace revenue. All that came from a curation model that exclusively allowed the company’s…
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We love ambitious creators at Origami. That’s why we invited Jonathan Hillis, the cofounder of Cabin to talk about how his community started with one cabin and is using a DAO to help it build cities around the world. We cover: Cabin’s vision for the cities it’s building. How a DAO helps them achieve their vision. How Cabin brought together its firs…
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What happened to your daughter that set you on this path? (Timestamp 2:02) What did you think was missing from the biotech industry? (3:17) Why did you set up a DAO? (3:17) How much money have you raised? (5:43) How does the DAO identify and help scientists? (6:30) The scientists working on the medications also get a share of the corporation you cr…
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Boys Club doesn’t have a DAO yet. That’s why I invited Parker Jay-Pachirat, one of its founding members, to do this interview. I wanted to hear how she’s building the community’s infrastructure to enable them to transition to a DAO. Boys Club is a community of women, non-binary individuals, and anyone excited to drive inclusivity and a new kind of …
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This is the story of how VCs started investing together using a DAO. We go deep into the mechanics of the DAO here. Curious about how to set up your own DAO? Go to joinOrigami.com What's here: 00:00 Intro 01:46 Overview of VC3 04:31 Changing venture capital 08:21 How VC3 started 13:44 Legal and tax considerations 19:32 What Origami does 23:22 Value…
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Ben Huh created some of the most prestigious DAOs, decentralized autonomous organizations. He's the founder of Origami, the platform for the most ambitious DAOs in the world. If that's what you're building, they'll work wit you to design your DAO, give you the best software for it and set you up with best practices. See him at JoinOrigami.com…
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How did a few friends create their first DAO? Why did Y Combinator founders join together in a DAO? What's the benefit of DAOs over partnerships and other organization structures? What are some creative things that only DAOs can do? To find out how to setup your own DAO, go to https://JoinOrigami.com…
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