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Can a DAO Treasury Also Be Secured by a Multisig Wallet?

A DAO treasury is often secured by a multisig to prevent unilateral fund access, requiring consensus for large expenditures.
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Can a DAO Treasury Also Be Secured by a Multisig Wallet?

Yes, a DAO's treasury, which holds the protocol's funds, is frequently secured by a multisig wallet. This prevents a single person or a simple majority vote from unilaterally accessing or spending the funds, ensuring that large expenditures or changes to the treasury require the consensus of multiple, trusted parties or a formal governance vote.

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