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How Do DAOs Use ‘SAFTs’ (Simple Agreements for Future Tokens) in Capital Raising?

SAFTs are contracts where investors provide capital now in exchange for a right to receive tokens at a later date, usually upon the launch of the network. This is often used by DAOs to raise funds from accredited investors before the network is fully operational.

It attempts to separate the fundraising from the token sale to potentially avoid immediate security classification.

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