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As an on-chain organization, The DAO claimed to be completely transparent, since everything was done by the code which anyone could see and audit. However, the complexity of the code base and the rapid deployment of the DAO meant that neither the coders, the auditors, nor the owners could ensure the
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associated with The DAO and recommended that investors in The DAO hold off from directing The DAO to invest in projects until the problems had been resolved. An
Ethereum developer on GitHub pointed out a flaw relating to "recursive calls". On June 9 it was blogged about by Peter Vessenes, founder of
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On June 17, 2016, the DAO was subjected to an attack exploiting a combination of vulnerabilities, including the one concerning recursive calls, that resulted in the transfer of 3.6 million Ether - around a third of the 11.5 million Ether that had been committed to The DAO - valued at the time at
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Ethereum community debated what to do next, with some calling the attack unethical but valid, since it did not violate DAO rules as coded, while others called for the Ether to be re-appropriated and/or The DAO to be shut down. The DAO community manager, Griff Green,
547:(ICOs) and The DAO, examining "whether The DAO and associated entities and individuals violated federal securities laws with unregistered offers and sales of DAO Tokens in exchange for 'Ether,' a virtual currency." The SEC concluded that DAO tokens sold on the Ethereum blockchain were
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protecting investors from individual legal and financial liability for actions taken by The DAO and its contractors. It was unclear if The DAO was selling securities, which are highly regulated, and if so, what type of securities.
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Ethereum value token) to projects". Investors receive voting rights by means of a digital share token; they vote on proposals submitted by
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Ethereum blockchain to restore approximately all funds to the original contract. This split the Ethereum blockchain into two branches, each with its own cryptocurrency, where the original unforked blockchain continued as
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457:-based digital currency exchange Bity SA. According to Jentzsch, DAO.Link was incorporated in Switzerland because local law allowed it to "take money from an unknown source as long as you know where it's going."
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to move the funds in The DAO to a recovery address where they could be exchanged back to
Ethereum by their original owners. However, some continued to use the original unforked Ethereum blockchain, now called
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organized a volunteer group of coders known as The White Hat Group to recoup the funds in the other 500 wallets before they could also be hacked. Eventually on July 20, 2016, the
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around $ 50 million. The funds were moved into an account subject to a 28-day holding period under the terms of the
Ethereum smart contract so were not actually gone.
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a vulnerability in The DAO code to enable them to siphon off one-third of The DAO's funds to a subsidiary account. The
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The “Autonomous Corporation” Called the DAO Is Not a Good Way to Spend $ 130 Million
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How Coders Hacked Back to ‘Rescue’ $ 208 Million in Ethereum
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and therefore possible violations of U.S. securities laws.
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204:business model for organizing both
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903:. 18 December 2016. Archived from
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527:venture), and Mobotiq (a French
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189:and a form of investor-directed
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1338:Castillo, Andrea (2016-05-24).
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1146:from the original on 2021-01-19
1060:Macheel, Tanaya (19 May 2016).
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961:Morris, David Z. (2016-05-15).
943:from the original on 2017-06-25
780:from the original on 2016-05-01
742:from the original on 2016-05-16
709:from the original on 2020-11-08
695:Waterss, Richard (2016-05-17).
1138:Vessenes, Peter (2016-06-09).
304:by 10 May 2016, and more than
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1027:Popper, Nathan (2016-05-21).
447:limited liability corporation
773:International Business Times
732:"The radical DAO experiment"
730:Rennie, Ellie (2016-05-12).
318:network—by 12 May, and over
1631:Cryptographic hash function
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1196:Price, Rob (17 June 2016).
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490:The risks included unknown
297:to fund the organization.
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342:security vulnerabilities
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1555:DuPont, Quinn (2017). “
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543:published a report on
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2071:Basic Attention Token
1641:Decentralized finance
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539:On 25 July 2017, the
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191:venture capital fund
116:+18 000 stakeholders
21:Dao (disambiguation)
19:For other uses, see
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368:In September 2016,
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668:2018-06-04 at the
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