Otoco

In this part, we share a summary of our roadmap up until around summer 2025, breaking it down into what jurisdictions and what functionality we plan to add. The way we think about our roadmap is along 3 axes: The X axis for the product (jurisdiction), the Y axis for

In this final part of the Otonomist OtoCo Special, we share how the project is currently governed and where we want to go from here Let’s admit it: Governance is messy. Not just in Web 3 (just watch Succession!). Coin voting, even if attainable, is rarely desirable.1 Tokenholder

Swiss Associations are widely used as shared platforms by global service providers. OtoCo now lets users instantly create a Swiss Association natively on blockchain and decentralize its governance.

March was an intense development sprint at OtoCo with work streams on both the front-end and the smart contract side.

Users who connect their wallet to OtoCo to manage their onchain entities should see a number of improvements following our January development sprint.

Back in March, OtoCo minted an initial 8 million OTOCO tokens of which just over 2MM were reserved by users and the wider community using a smart contract launchpool with algorithmic price-setting: the earlier one reserved OTOCO tokens, the lower the price. A total US$ 1,100,143 was raised

We just deployed a new set of smart contracts that lets you add more Members to your LLC and allows you and fellow Members to vote on all company matters onchain.

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.