It is a DAO on blockchain. - When investing money directly you receive some shares of equity - When doing commits to repo you receive some shares as well - Other activities (like marketing, copyrighting, etc.) could be measured and converted to shares as well
Ask HN: DAO startup with shares based on commits
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Re: Ask HN: DAO startup with shares based on commits
#2Would you perhaps sync ownership from time to time from the DAO to the real world?
Re: Ask HN: DAO startup with shares based on commits
#3I think the idea is fairly cool, although it's hard to come up with a way to judge contributions. How would you solve the legal part? In the end a business entity would still need to own things. Would you perhaps sync ownership from time to time from the DAO to the real world?
Re: Ask HN: DAO startup with shares based on commits
#4I think the idea is fairly cool, although it's hard to come up with a way to judge contributions. How would you solve the legal part? In the end a business entity would still need to own things. Would you perhaps sync ownership from time to time from the DAO to the real world?
I considered using AI to evaluate more complex cases, beyond merely counting lines of code. However, the idea might be somewhat naive.