Hacker News Reader

This is the first time I hear about something like this.

Can you give an example?

All governance tokens are essentially common stock with voting rights. $GRT for The Graph, for example.

All DAOs are essentially corporations. But not all are legally registered corporations. "LAO" (Legal Autonomous Organization" is the moniker for legally registered DAOs.

There's a few thousand Ethereum based LAOs listed on this site: https://aragon.org/aragon-govern

https://aragon.org/aragon-govern seems to be a landing page. There is no list of thousands of LAOs. Is it hidden behind some link perhaps?

Also you explicitly say LAO instead of DAO. Under which country's jurisdiction does the LAO fall?

Not OP, but Telegram has its own token and there are also tokenized stocks on FTX. I actually use the latter one, since my income isn’t large enough to take a margin loan at e.g. InteractiveBrokers (they require 75k€ annual income) to participate in moves of Tesla.

Please don’t tell me about European derivatives like KnockOuts and Warrants. These are more expensive than a margin loan on FTX.

Reply on news.ycombinator.com