Nominees: The VPN for Companies
Nominees are widely used and widely misunderstood. In this post, we talk about their use and clear up some commonly held misconceptions about Nominee Directors and Nominee Shareholders.
Academy
Learn how to start and scale your web3 business from some of the best brains in the industry. From software development houses through to proprietary trading firms, to deFI dApps and decentralised exchanges, through to crypto hedge and VC funds, we have helped them all. Read here for all the information you need to help you on your entrepneurial journey.
Ten Dos and Don'ts for Web3 Entrepreneurs Deciding If and Where to Incorporate
Going free solo without legal entity is always an option, but DAOs have their limits and liabilities. Here are 10 dos and don'ts to help you decide if and where to incorporate.
DAO Safety 101: Legal risks
In this post, we look at some of risks of free association with a DAO.
Why it is attractive to own a company in the U.S., especially when you're not based there
This post gives an overview of the main takeaways when forming and managing your LLC in either Delaware or Wyoming.
Double dip: Should you go for tokens, equity, or both when investing in a Web3 project?
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?
Back With A Vengeance: The U.S. C-Corp
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.
Investment Clubs Have Changed: A Closer Look at Decentralized Investment Pools
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?
Part IV - An X-Ray of the Fund’s M&A and Subscription/Redemption Agreement
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.
Part II - Key Features of the BVI Incubator or Approved Fund
In this section, we go from the general Fund setup exposé in Part I to the specifics of the Incubator or Approved crypto hedge fund setup in the British Virgin Islands.
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