How to Legally Protect DAO & Web3 Founders | Geoffrey See from Poko

#023 - Welcome to another episode of Bounty Hunter, where we believe that contributing to a DAO is the best way to find engaging and rewarding work in the new Web3 economy. 

In today’s show I spoke with Geoffrey See, Co-Founder of Poko — which is a Y Combinator backed platform that helps entrepreneurs in developing markets set up DAOs in an easy and legally compliant way.

We discussed: why a legal structure is needed to protect Web3 workers, how Poko enables entrepreneurs to start more DAOs, and what it was like working with female entrepreneurs in North Korea and other development markets.

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More about Poko:

In the US, it’s easy to take for granted that we have a court system that works fairly well. If someone wrongs you, you can take them to court and try to make it right. This allows entrepreneurs to take risks because they know they won’t get screwed (as much) by unscrupulous people.

In developing markets this usually isn't the case. The lack of a legal court and legal system that they can trust leads many would-be entrepreneurs to skip starting a business altogether because the risk is too great.

Poko alleviates this pain point by helping entrepreneurs create DAOs with a legal wrapper in their local jurisdiction to help them with things like: contracts, asset ownership, dispute resolution, limited liability, tax certainty, and more.

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