Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO) Regulation by Perestrelo de Oliveira, Madalena; Garcia Rolo, António;

Principles and Perspectives for the Future

Series: Schriften zum Recht der Digitalisierung; 30;

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Edition number 1
Publisher Mohr Siebeck
Date of Publication 9 August 2024

ISBN 9783161637001
Binding Paperback
No. of pages300 pages
Size 233x156x17 mm
Weight 451 g
Language English

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Dezentrale autonome Organisationen (DAOs), auf der Blockchain betriebene Organisationen, die eine weitgehend oder vollständig dezentrale und autonome Verwaltung anstreben, stellen große rechtliche Herausforderungen dar. Die Beiträger dieses Bandes wollen zur Diskussion über die Ausgestaltung einer künftigen DAO-Regulierung zu einer Vielzahl von Themen in allen Rechtsbereichen beitragen. The Lisbon Centre for Research in Private Law (CIDP)'s research project Lisbon DAO Observatory is on a mission to find answers to the questions regarding the legal challenges and the current legal state of decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) and similar arrangements that will help shape future legislative action. In April 2023, the project held an international conference on DAO regulation that gathered top-tier scholars, industry players and practitioners from all over the world to discuss how any prospective legislative intervention, recognition or regulation of DAOs should be crafted. This volume is the result of the knowledge shared and gained during this ground-breaking conference and includes discussions on the future form of regulation (direct legislative intervention, self-regulation or no regulation) as well as on major topics such as mandatory decentralisation, legal personality, governance structures, limited liability, plus crucial sectorial issues, including dispute resolution, civil liability, tax law and conflict of laws.

Madalena Perestrelo de Oliveira/António Garcia Rolo: Foreword: Clearing the Way for an Informed Discussion on the Future of DAO Regulation - Madalena Perestrelo de Oliveira/Marta Boura: DAOs and Mandatory Decentralisation: How to assess decentralisation when shaping regulation for DAOs - Nathan Vandy: Progressive Decentralization requires Progressive Regulation: Do DAOs require direct legislative intervention, self-regulation or no regulation? - Henrik Axelsen/Johannes Rude Jensen/Omri Ross: When is a DAO Decentralized? - Florian Möslein/Daniel Ostrovski: Legal personality of Decentralized Autonomous Organisations (DAOs): Privilege or Necessity? - Biyan Mienert: Limited Liability as Applied to DAOs - Christopher Wray: Organizational Structure and the Regulation of DAOs - Florence Guillaume: Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) Before State Courts. How can private international law keep up with global digital entities? - Peder Østbye: DAOs and Civil Liability. Some Policy Considerations - João Serras de Sousa: Decentralized autonomous organisations (DAOs) and knowledge attribution - João Vieira dos Santos: The Nature of the DAO: Transaction Costs, MiCA and a Specific Legal Framework - Bianca Kremer/Kanye Ye Wang: DeFi Attacks and the Role of DAOs - António Rocha Mendes: The Case for Taxing DAOs. Challenges, Methods and Impossibility - Luís de Lima Pinheiro: Laws Applicable to International Smart Contracts and Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)