Will Papper asserts that decentralized autonomous organizations resolved their attention deficit in 2021 through high-profile initiatives like ConstitutionDAO, yet genuine ownership mechanisms remain elusive. While cultural moments successfully captured public interest, the structural foundation for actual member ownership has not kept pace with visibility. Wyoming’s Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association (DUNA) structure provides a partial legal framework for DAOs, but significant regulatory gaps persist. Papper highlights that the failure of the Clarity legislation to pass has left a critical void in establishing comprehensive ownership standards for decentralized entities.