An August 2026 Chancery appraisal shows how private-company value turns on excess cash, missing projections, and asset-level illiquidity discounts rather than deal price.
Where the standard executive employment agreement fails for a high-growth crypto company — token comp, IP assignment reaching on-chain artifacts, and a non-compete that survives.
Chapter 2026-168 lets Florida nonprofits merge into for-profit entities unless they hold charitable assets, adds an 80% short-form merger, and requires no AG notice.
The six token warrant provisions that move real value in a crypto equity round — allocation formula, exercise price, trigger, vesting, transfer, anti-dilution.
Delaware’s August 2026 Verisk v. AccuLynx opinion held that lawful, ordinary-course conduct blocked a buyer’s outside-date termination and forced a $2.35B close.
The foundation and DAO wrapper decision for a high-growth crypto company — Cayman, Swiss, Panama, BVI, Marshall Islands, or Wyoming DUNA — and how to time it against TGE.
When a debt-funded buyout fails, creditors look back at the selling shareholders. Florida Chapter 726, and why good faith is not the defense sellers assume it is.
The seven-item board consent checklist for a crypto token generation event — supply, allocation, SAFT settlement, foundation, key contracts, regulatory memo, indemnification.
Florida repealed CON for hospitals but kept it for hospice. A change of ownership means a 60-day AHCA filing, and a competitor can intervene to slow the deal down.
Founder token vesting for high-growth crypto companies — the 4-year monthly schedule, the 12-month cliff, post-TGE lockups, acceleration, on-chain enforcement, and § 83(b).