Instant decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) creator Syndicate has launched a tool to establish online investing clubs. In doing so, the company has enabled turning Ethereum wallets into investing DAOs for “just the cost of gas”.
DAOs are the newest topic of talk in the cryptosphere, garnering a lot of attention for some of the outrageous purchases some have tried to make. Recently, BlockbusterDAO announced its intention to buy Blockbuster Video and turn the iconic brand into a streaming service.
Joining BlockbusterDAO is another group of crypto investors trying to purchase a Caribbean island called Little Whale Cay via crowdfunding for a price tag of US$35 million.
Syndicate has introduced “Web3 Investment Clubs”, the company’s first mainstream crypto-native investing tool, built on the Syndicate Protocol. The public beta version of the initiative, launched on January 25, transforms any Ethereum wallet into an investing DAO within seconds for the cost of gas fees.
Syndicate’s Web3 Investment Clubs run natively on Ethereum using an ERC-20 infrastructure, allowing the clubs to take advantage of Web3 tools. The clubs can invest in tokens and NFTs, as well as off-chain start-ups and assets.
Since investment clubs are member-driven, almost any community can create a club, given they follow certain guidelines such as having up to a maximum of 99 private invite-only members, with all of them participating in decision-making.
How to Start a Web3 Investment Club
To start a club, founders need to connect a wallet such as MetaMask to the Syndicate network. Thereafter, deposits are collected in the wallet and any excess assets available in the wallet are made visible to members of the club. Once the investment club founder chooses a name, the platform assigns a token symbol to a club.
The next step is for the founder to enter how much USDC – the only crypto the platform supports at the moment – the club aims to raise. The amount entered will in turn be paid out to members in the club’s token on a 1:1 basis.
The club founder will then determine how long deposits will be accepted, allowing time for others to join the club. Founders determine how many members can join the investment club, 99 being the maximum. Finally, after accepting the terms of service, the founder is able to launch the club.
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