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Keep: An Ownership App
March 5th, 2023
It has been a year since Kali was summoned to launch DAOs and provide on-chain legal tools. The time since has been spent absorbing the needs of organizations and we are now thrilled to debut our V2 software to close out #ETHDenver2023:
Case Study: Cougar DAO
January 20th, 2023
What started as a group of friends trying to bid on an island ended with the first-ever purchase of an actual farm by a DAO. This case study on CougarDAO LLC begins a series documenting how projects are using smart contracts to drive their operations.
Limited Liability on the Internet
December 31st, 2022
When Kali launched earlier this year, the goal was simple — crowdsource a DAO incorporator. Using MolochDAO as our codebase and LexDAO as our legal source, we designed Kali to be simple, efficient, and familiar, with templates co-created with other crypto lawyers.
Introducing Wrappr: The Legal Wrapping Suite
September 14th, 2022
Having our financial lives always online with crypto is a blessing and a curse.
All-bases-covered DAO fundraising
May 5th, 2022
Fundraising for DAOs is entering a growth phase. This should be no surprise, as making DAOs is easier than traditional companies and much more fun. Accelerating the trend of ‘always online’ finance, legal structuring can be done on KALI at a fraction of the time and cost of web2 solutions like Stripe Atlas.
KALI Deep Dive: Series LLCs
April 21st, 2022
Their Place on the Legal Spectrum and Associated Traits
DAO LLCs by KALI
March 13th, 2022
Limited liability is a tool for DAO entrepreneurs to restrict the risks of having their personal assets at stake just for joining and participating in a DAO. Legal entities also allow DAOs to own off-chain assets and enter into agreements to make real asset purchases, open bank accounts, and hire contractors.
KALI Arrives
February 8th, 2022
KALI has finished beta and is now live on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Rinkeby (testnet).
Dos Commas Club: NFT Registry for Accredited Investors
December 17th, 2021
Whitelisting blockchain assets is no cardinal sin, and in many cases, a necessity in order to make investment offerings. While we remain optimistic on the progressive arc of securities regulation reform, these laws loom large on companies that want to raise funds and avoid compliance heartburn.