The Family Office is a Dinosaur. What's the Endgame Structure?

Heard some chatter from a colleague who just got back from Geneva. The real money over there isn't talking about the next fund structure anymore. They're talking about the post-fund structure.

Someone slipped him an anonymous paper called "The Glass Fortress" under the author name "Aletheia". It's a blueprint for a private, sovereign DAO for principals to operate globally, completely off the grid. No jurisdiction. No public filings. Think of it as a personal operating system for a billionaire's entire sphere of influence.

It feels like the kind of thing a guy like Griffin or Schwarzman would build for himself and his top guys, and never tell anyone about it.

Has anyone else seen this? I can't find a public link anywhere. Seems like it's being passed around privately. If you have it, share it.

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