It's kind of the equivalent of someone going public in the stock market with no employees, no revenue, and no product. Doing things like that usually gets your door kicked in by the feds because such ventures rarely end profitably for anyone (except the person orchestrating it).
It's a distinct possibility. Over $60m raised already. Those funds need to be invested somewhere to produce profit to then distribute as dividends of some sort to DAO holders.
If it's not fully invested then what happens to the fund?
If it's to succeed then it's going to be a LONG term investment. How long before Slock (first project proposal) turns a profit that can be ploughed back into the DAO?
It definitely could be the next Google (in the long run), or the next Enron.
