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DAOs are organizations governed by smart contracts and decentralized decision-making processes, where members can vote on proposals and changes using governance tokens. Unlike traditional organizations with centralized leadership, DAOs operate on a peer-to-peer model where control is distributed among participants. Members’ voting power is usually proportional to the amount of tokens they hold, and decisions can range from project funding to protocol upgrades. The benefits of DAOs include transparency, as all actions and decisions are recorded on the blockchain, and inclusivity, as anyone can join and participate. DAOs promote a more democratic and decentralized approach to governance, but they can face challenges, such as coordination difficulties and risks of centralization if a few large token holders dominate the decision-making process.
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