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The rise of blockchain technologies has impacted various sectors and daily life, raising legal questions and debates. This book explores a key issue at the intersection of law and technology: Decentralized Autonomous Organization ("DAO"). Specifically, it examines the relationship between DAOs and traditional company law across jurisdictions.The book is structured into three chapters. The first introduces blockchain, its fundamentals, legal developments, and key concepts. The second analyzes how Civil and Common Law frameworks apply to DAOs, along with new legal wrappers. The final chapter presents the New Code, a regulatory proposal addressing the challenges identified throughout the book.
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Individuals engaged in law, blockchain, and information technology (students, academics, legal professionals, technical experts, etc.); all relevant associations within this domain; official authorities from countries with existing or potential regulations in this area (UK, US, Germany, Turkey, Switzerland, Utah, Tennessee, Wyoming, Vermont, Delaware, Marshall Islands, Luxembourg, Malta, EU); private entities operating in this field; as well as organizations such as MIDAO, UZH Blockchain Center, UZH Digital Society Initiative, eLaw Center for Law and Digital Technologies, CodeX – The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics, CodeX Stanford Blockchain Group, Technical University of Munich, TUM Blockchain Club, MakerDAO, DeepDAO, Luxembourg Blockchain Lab, DAO Suisse, Turkish Informatics Foundation, and deepdao.io.
