MakerDAO has paid a total of $1.5 million in stamp duty for its RWA assets to Switzerland. The stamp duty for offshore entities in Switzerland is 15 basis points, resulting in $750,000 in stamp duty for MakerDAO's $500 million investment. When these assets are sold in the future, another $750,000 will be paid in stamp duty. (DL News)
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MakerDAO has paid a total of $1.5 million in stamp duty to Switzerland on its RWA assets
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