Dao Related Services

Speaker 2
So i do want to take it back to lynxdow and and just dows in general. One thing that i found interesting fom my conversation with bane yesterday. I was speaking with their team, and one of the takeaways i had from the conversation was this thesis that they have around building, or rather investing, of course, as a venture capital firm, into services for dows, or dow related services. So we think about, you know, dows like linxdow, there's a whole slew of things that they might need, whether it's governante tools or whatever. We were, i was joking with them about, you know, if there are people employed in some way for the dow, do you need like, adjust works for dows? Like, i don't know, because i'm not necessarily deep in the space, but maybe you might have a sense of what some of the next wave of do related services companies could we see? That's
Speaker 1
a good question. So right now theyre a number of what are clled like point solutions. So historically, and like sophoeres o service or sass, you have like, comprehensive, all on one platforms like oracle, and i buy everything from them, rat or sales force, and i buy everything from them. But then, you know, early on in the evolution of any ecosystem, what happens as you typically have point solutions that service sort of the most important and critical functions for a doo. And to your point, treasury payments, you mention, just works. That's one of the most important. So six men, we've invested in multis, we've invested in parcel, which are two treasury management companies. They kind of work with nosis safe, which is one of the sort of default tools.

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