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ARTICLE · 18 MARCH 2025

Cayman Foundations For Token Issuance & Web 3 - Key Facts

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Cayman foundations have become a preferred legal structure for token issuance, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), and Web 3 projects.

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Cayman foundations have become a preferred legal structure for token issuance, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), and Web 3 projects. Unlike traditional companies, they operate without shareholders, providing legal personality, limited liability, and flexible governance—key features that align with decentralized ecosystems.

Introduced under the Cayman Islands Foundation Companies Act, 2017, Cayman foundations allow blockchain projects to hold assets, enter contracts, and engage with traditional financial and legal systems while maintaining decentralized governance structures.

The Cayman Islands' legal certainty, favorable regulatory environment, and tax neutrality make it one of the most attractive jurisdictions for blockchain and digital asset businesses.

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