A viewer asked: Do you hold XRP for C-corps and manage those accounts? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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What this recording covers
Claver examines corporate entity structures for custodying digital assets, contrasting traditional corporations with limited liability companies. While a conventional corporate entity can legally hold digital assets, doing so introduces significant liability risks during litigation. If an adverse party obtains a legal judgment and seizes corporate stock, they can force the liquidation of underlying corporate assets to satisfy claims. In contrast, limited liability companies issue membership equity units protected by charging order statutes, preventing judgment creditors from directly seizing and liquidating entity-held assets. Claver explains that while corporate entities may serve administrative roles managing operations, underlying digital assets are more securely held within limited liability company structures to protect against creditor seizure.
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