DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization)
Governance
On-chain organization governed by tokenholders or members.
A DAO uses smart contracts and open processes to coordinate people and capital. Members propose and vote on actions like grants, upgrades, or treasury moves. Strong DAOs keep scopes narrow, track results, and write clear guides so newcomers can contribute with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
How does a DAO make decisions?
Members submit proposals and vote with tokens or credentials. If a proposal passes, smart contracts or multisigs execute the approved actions.What are healthy DAO practices?
Clear scopes, transparent budgets, accountable working groups, audit trails, and regular reporting. Keep proposals simple and time bound.How do I join a DAO safely?
Start by observing. Read past proposals, check treasury controls, and contribute to small tasks before seeking larger roles.