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I Dream a DAO Will Come

A short story by @youfoundron

Imagine a world...

where established web2 communities can easily become web3 DAO's for fun (and profit).

All made possible by a suite of DAO tooling products from EQTY Labs.

Some of which may include:

1. 🤹 RINGLEADER, the extensible tokenized membership system

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Balance logic for multiple vaults

Contrived assumptions:

• USD value of 1 ETH is the same as the USD value of 1 ZEC
• Wrapped Service Fee is 10% of order value
• Ethereum network transactions cost 0.1 ETH
• Zcash network transactions are free
• Vault balances are real crypto balances in wallets
• Account balances are abstract balances derived from customer actions

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Contrived assumptions:

• USD value of 1 Ether = USD value of 1 Zcash
• Wrapped Service Fee is a fixed 10%
• Contract execution cost (gas) is 0.1 ETH
• Zcash transaction execution cost is free

Wrapping Flow

1. Starting state, Wrapped.com has put 1 ETH in the vault to pay for gas

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Pour-Over Instructions

You Will Need:

Chemex, Chemex filters, scale, kettle, timer

Coffee:

42 grams (4 ¹/₂ small handfuls)
Ground like cane sugar.

Hot Water:

700 grams at 200°F (a few minutes off boil)
Makes about two mugs.

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InvestorTypesToken.sol Explained

Draft

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pragma solidity 0.4.24;

import './SimpleRestrictedToken.sol';

contract MyRestrictedToken is SimpleRestrictedToken {
    string public name;
    string public symbol;
    uint public decimals;
    uint public totalSupply;
    

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am youfoundron on github.
• I am youfoundron (https://keybase.io/youfoundron) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBI-xWkqXWXdT8KB9Nnove3rLfCgCFlXm4TyU12087Q1Ao

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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## Overview
The simplest structure of a token sale consists of a sale contract and token contract.

The sale contract is responsible for such logic including but not limited to:
- the duration of the sale (typically in blocks)
- the addresses allowed to participate in the sale
- the exchange rate of ether to tokens, often as a factor of time
- the ether reserve and hard cap amounts

The token contract is responsible for such logic including but not limited to:

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Verifying my Blockstack ID is secured with the address 15qE9yMvv9P6q3y1r3b6tTsr98idSWRQjX

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pragma solidity ^0.4.11;

contract UserManager {
  address   public owner;
  address[] public users;
  mapping(address => uint) userIndexes;
  
  modifier onlyOwner {
    require(msg.sender == owner);
    _;