The idea that we need crypto policies hinges on two big assumptions. First, that DAOs will own stakes in other DAOs. Second, that if DAOs own other DAOs, then DAOs are at greater risk of being raided. Are both of these assumptions true?DAOs will own stakes in their vendors’ DAOs because not doing so would prevent them from becoming an "automated" company. If a DAO owns voting rights in their vendored DAO, they can write purchasing agreements into code, which prevents every transaction from be...

The idea that we need crypto policies hinges on two big assumptions. First, that DAOs will own stakes in other DAOs. Second, that if DAOs own other DAOs, then DAOs are at greater risk of being raided. Are both of these assumptions true?DAOs will own stakes in their vendors’ DAOs because not doing so would prevent them from becoming an "automated" company. If a DAO owns voting rights in their vendored DAO, they can write purchasing agreements into code, which prevents every transaction from be...