Abstract: Disclosed are data contract systems and methods using micro-ledgers. One or more computer processors are configured to: in response to receiving input from a first party, configure a first software agent with one or more revocable permissions to act on behalf of the first party, the one or more revocable permissions including signing a contract between the first party and a second party; in response to receiving input from the second party, configure a second software agent with one or more revocable permissions to act on behalf of the second party, the one or more revocable permissions including signing the contract; and record one or more events using the first and second software agents, each acting within its respective revocable permissions, to one or more micro-ledgers. The one or more events either form or evidence the contract, which is human readable, machine readable, and legally enforceable.

Abstract: A method for facilitating decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) includes, using one or more computer processors, receiving, from each of a plurality of parties, one or more inputs. Based on the inputs a contract is established between and among the parties providing governance for a DAO. A hash of the contract is generated. Cryptographic signatures are added to the hash from each party, establishing a cryptographically signed hash validating a finalized contract, the cryptographically signed hash including the hash and the cryptographic signatures. The cryptographically signed hash is provided to each of the parties. The finalized contract or an additional contract may allow the parties to purchase and sell tokens associated with the DAO using software agents. Apparatuses for facilitating DAOs are configured for performing the methods. In implementations the contract facilitates ownership and exchange of one or more nonfungible tokens (NFTs) instead of or in addition to governing a DAO.