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Two videos:

1: ¿What is a DAO?

2: ¿What is OpenVino DAO?

Ya sabiendo como es una DAO como la aplicamos en OpenVino

¿Cómo trabaja OpenVino con la DAO?

Audio:

Wine is a big business… 

Visual: 

2 wine makers, male and female (rural chic clothing?) clink glasses of wine. Both have wine colored hats on. Change angle to see them from above, zoom out with rapidly increasing number of wine-colored hats

Audio:

and there are a LOT of people drinking that wine, with nearly $400,000,000,000 in annual sales.

Visual: 

continue zooming out, yellow dots appear representing consumers, far greater number than wine makers.

Audio:

Any business this big comes with a lot of moving parts and with moving parts you get friction. 

Visual:

Front view of wine makers, they stand at one end of conveyor belt, consumers (yellow hats) stand at the other end. Wine moves along conveyor belt to waiting consumers but gears get stuck and conveyor belt jars

Audio: What we do at OpenVino is to create tools that can simplify the whole business, reduce friction and make life much easier and more cost effective for everyone involved.

Visual: Orange hat (MTB) applies oil to gears, conveyor belt moves smoothly, everyone happy)

Audio:

These solutions are roughly split into Tokenization, Traceability and Transparency. More information on these solutions can be found here…

Visual: 

Tokenization
Traceability
Transparency 

Web address or location of other documentation

Audio:

Although these tools are are free for wineries to use around the world, they also generate revenue for Openvino, primarily from a small commission each time wine is bought and sold through the Openvino exchange

Visual:
People buying and selling selling tokens on openvino exchange, and small drip, drip, drip (wine colored, of course) and pan down below into the OpenVino wallet (a huge glass jar with a $ sign on it) next to the orange hat OpenVino guy.

Audio:

The more wineries that buy and sell their wine through the exchange, the more revenue OpenVino generates.

Visual:
more people buying and selling … faster drip into the OpenVino jar until it’s suddenly full. Orange Hat pushes the jar away and replaces quickly with another one.

Audio:

We want to get to at least 300 wineries by 2028. But…how will we scale OpenVino to match this growth? And how will we manage the OpenVino treasury? And the OpenVino platform?

Visual:

Zoom out, there are a lot of jars building up. The new jar is filling faster. Orange Hat scratches his head. Pan up, more and more people are using the exchange.

Audio:

Fortunately, we are in the business of creating solutions to problems exactly like this.

Visual:

Orange hat pulls out his can of oil.

Audio:

To grow, we build community, and we manage this growth with an optimized governance model. Introducing OpenVinoDAO!

Visual:

“OpenVinoDAO!”

Audio:

Wait…what is A DAO?

Visual:

Zoom in past “OpenVino” to the “DAO” part.

Audio: 

OK…A DAO is a ‘Decentralized Autonomous Organization’. And A DAO can basically do the same things as any company.

Visual: 

‘DAO splits into ‘Decentralized Autonomous Organization’.

Audio: 

A company is a basically is a group of people that do three things: 1) Manage the development and production of the products they sell.

Visual:

scientists looking at test tubes and investigating stuff. They hand a report to the purple hat wine maker. Wine maker hands bottle of wine to a boss with a clipboard. Boss directs workers moving and stacking boxes of wine. 

Workers hands boxes of wine over to buyer who drives off.

Audio:

  1. Market and commercialize their products to customers.

Visual:

Wine maker hands bottle of wine to Creative who then switches on a Powerpoint presentation and addresses a team of people sitting at computer desks.

Audio: 

Spend the money the company makes, or distribute earnings to employees, providers, and shareholders.

Visual:

Happy wine maker suddenly has a bunch of palm-up open hands outstretched in his face. He grabs an Accountant and switches places, leaving him to deal with it.

Audio:

And who are the people that make up an organization? Investors… Workers… Partners…

Visual:

Accountant hands money over to each in turn. Investors (green). Workers (waving) (blue). Partners (resellers, marketers, providers, (tip of the hat) (red). Switch angle to overhead shot, colors spread to form a pie chart.

Audio: 

and let’s not forget… the consumers (yellow)
Visual:

Pie chart opens up and gap is filled with yellow.

Audio:

In a traditional commercial organization, investors own shares of the company (pieces of paper) that may or may not be traded on public stock exchanges. Workers and partners are managed by a corporation, which is defined in a specific jurisdiction, someplace in the world.

Visual:

Each color is highlighted in turn.

Audio:

The decisions are all made by a corporate board and managers and the consumers…well, they are just consumers…after they give the organization their money and receive their product, they are not longer part of the picture.

Visual:

Yellow part of pie chart squeezed out again and it closes the gap.

Audio:

But with a DAO… instead of shares in the company, we use digital tokens on the blockchain.

Visual:

Pieces of paper on the Green part of pie chart transform into tokens.

Audio: 

Workers and partners are part of the organization

Visual: 

Tokens appear in other parts of the pie chart

Audio:

and even consumers can receive DAO tokens, in exchange for their feedback.

Visual:

Pie chart reopens, yellow slice received back, tokens appear on yellow slice.

Audio:

Now lets look see how OpenVinoDAO works: At the initial creation of the DAO we create 10M OpenVinoDAO tokens.

Visual:

Curtain unveiling to reveal OpenVinoDAO written on a white board. Zoom into the board closer and closer until you see it is actually composed of millions of puzzle pieces.

Audio:

These 10M tokens are distributed four ways:

2.5M tokens are placed in an OpenVinoDAO OPERATIONS wallet

Visual:

Zoom back out again and a quarter of the OpenVino board separates as one large puzzle piece and we pan across with it as it is deposited in the OPERATIONS wallet.

Audio:

2.5M tokens are sold to investors

Visual:

Another piece breaks of the board and we pan across to a mixed group of investors who hold out varying sizes of fiat or ETH tokens. As the piece moves it begins to break up up into multiple tiny pieces and disperses to the waiting queue.

Audio:

2.5M tokens are held in an ATTRACTOR wallet 

Visual:

Another quarter piece breaks off and is moved to the ATTRACTOR wallet, which has a magnet on it. 

Audio:

and 2.5M tokens are held by the OpenVino founders

Video:

Orange hat claims the final quarter.

Audio:

As revenue comes into OpenVino, these funds are distributed proportionally into OpenVinoDAO token holders’ wallets. 

Visual:

Orange hat operates a machine that tips the huge jars into a funnel, which is connected to a series of pipes that each end above one of the wallets or go to the investors (not sure how best represents them visually as unequal shares involved depending on amount of investment.

Audio:

Token holders are free at any time to exchange their tokens for tradable crypto currency, 

Visual:

incoming investors dumping money onto scales - balancing OpenVinoDAO tokens with external fiat

Audio:

And Decisions on how the the Operations wallet is spent is managed by budget proposals that the DAO participants proportionately vote on.

Visual:

The pie chart returns, tips to an angle, and multiple hands are raised out of each slice of the pie, more from investors and fewer from consumers etc.

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