Rainbow's got a pretty clever setup going on here. Their Foundation's taking a 20% equity stake in the company – but here's the twist: they're holding it on behalf of all $RNBW token holders.
It's an interesting bridge between traditional equity structures and token governance. Basically gives the token community a real seat at the table through the Foundation acting as their representative shareholder. Not something you see every day in this space.
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WalletDetective
· 12-05 17:50
This move is quite interesting. The Foundation holding equity on behalf of others is equivalent to giving the community an official status. It feels like a kind of compromise between traditional finance and on-chain governance.
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CryptoComedian
· 12-05 04:56
Laughing until I cry—Foundation holding equity on behalf of others is truly a clever move. Retail investors finally have a nominal say.
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Wait, isn’t this just “I’ll hold it for you”? In the end, they still call the shots anyway.
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Rebranding 20% equity as governance—why does it still feel like the same old trick?
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First time seeing Foundation as the custodian, but data will tell the story. Let’s see how they play it out.
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Brilliant move. The community thinks they have shares, but really, they just get a seat at a hearing.
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Isn’t this just swapping the shell of equity? Giving retail investors a sugar-coated pill called “representation.”
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At the end of the day, it’s still centralized decision-making, just with a more democratic-sounding name.
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BearMarketHustler
· 12-05 04:55
That's interesting. This way, token holders can indirectly participate in decision-making, which is much more reliable than the previous empty rights.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 12-05 04:52
Ha, this move is really brilliant. The foundation holding equity on behalf of others is basically like giving all RNBW token holders a proxy director seat, right?
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QuorumVoter
· 12-05 04:47
Damn, that's impressive—I'm really impressed by this proxy shareholding move.
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ProveMyZK
· 12-05 04:43
This move is quite interesting—the foundation holding 20% of the shares on behalf of the community essentially ties the community in.
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SandwichDetector
· 12-05 04:32
This approach is okay, but how many can actually see it through to the end?
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 12-05 04:30
This approach is indeed innovative—using the foundation as a proxy to hold shares gives the community a voice. But can it really be implemented?
Rainbow's got a pretty clever setup going on here. Their Foundation's taking a 20% equity stake in the company – but here's the twist: they're holding it on behalf of all $RNBW token holders.
It's an interesting bridge between traditional equity structures and token governance. Basically gives the token community a real seat at the table through the Foundation acting as their representative shareholder. Not something you see every day in this space.