DAO
A DAO, which stands for Decentralised Autonomous Organisation, is an organisation whose operating rules are coded into smart contracts on a blockchain, rather than entrusted to a central hierarchical structure.
Decisions are made collectively by the participants, generally by voting in proportion to the governance tokens they hold. A DAO enables transparent coordination and management, but it also entails specific risks: vulnerabilities in smart contracts, concentration of voting power, and legal and liability uncertainties.
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