Abu Dhabi’s Blockchain Beef-up: From Sand to Web3 Magic

New Regulations for Web3 Companies Unveiled by Abu Dhabi Global Market

Abu Dhabi Global Market introduces new regulations for Web3 companies.

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Hey there, digital asset investors! Buckle up, because Abu Dhabi is ready to ride the web3 wave like a majestic camel racing through the desert. The Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has just pulled a magic trick out of its virtual hat with new guidelines that will invigorate the blockchain landscape and make it bloom like a desert oasis.

So, what are these guidelines all about? Well, they create a whole ecosystem for blockchain foundations, including the establishment of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) and web3 groups. It’s like planting the seeds of innovation and watching them grow into the money trees of the future.

But why is Abu Dhabi doing this? They want to attract investment capital, boost the competitiveness of their local markets, and become a global benchmark for transparency and efficiency. Basically, they want to create a blockchain paradise in the sand, where startups and smaller firms can flourish like desert flowers.

Just like a treasure map, these rules guide blockchain foundations through a journey of registration, membership, and disclosures. To set up a foundation, founders need to file a signed Charter, declaring that they’ve followed all the financial requirements and laws. It’s like crossing off items on a checklist before embarking on a daring adventure.

And that’s not all! Foundations also need to present a White Paper, tokenomics, and their Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). It’s like submitting a detailed plan of how they’ll conquer the digital kingdom. Plus, they can only act within the boundaries of their license, so no swashbuckling outside their designated territory. Breaking this rule will result in a fine that’s as painful as stepping on a cactus.

DLT foundations are welcomed to dance to their own tune, as long as it’s approved in their charter and doesn’t break any laws. But they can’t party alone – they need a council of two to sixteen members to keep them on the straight and narrow. It’s like forming a digital Avengers team to save the day!

Now, here’s the million-dollar question: How much does all of this web3 excitement cost? Well, the initial application fee for DLT foundations is a modest $1,470. Think of it as a small investment that could potentially grow into a digital empire.

But Abu Dhabi isn’t the only city in the Middle East swaying its hips to the crypto rhythm. Dubai is also in the game, attracting projects like a magnet attracts sand in a sandstorm. The industry executives there are dancing with joy, celebrating the city’s growing adoption of blockchain and web3 technologies. It’s like a digital fiesta in the desert!

So, dear digital asset investors, it’s time to saddle up your virtual camels and join the ride. Abu Dhabi and the Middle East are creating a crypto frontier that’s hotter than the desert sun. With web3 and AI integration on the rise, the future looks as bright as a desert sunset.

“[This report] solidifies the UAE’s position as a leader in the crypto revolution, with a dominant 72% preference for Bitcoin and a strong appetite for blockchain and AI integration.” This quote just adds an extra sprinkle of magic to the mix.

So, are you ready to invest in this digital odyssey? Abu Dhabi is beckoning you with open arms, ready to turn your sand into gold. Let’s join forces and revolutionize the crypto world together!

[DLT]: Distributed Ledger Technology [AI]: Artificial Intelligence

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