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How Does a DAO Treasury Differ from a Corporate Treasury?

DAO treasury is decentralized, managed by token holder votes, and fully transparent; corporate treasury is centralized and opaque.
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How Does a DAO Treasury Differ from a Corporate Treasury?

A DAO treasury is managed by the collective decision of token holders through on-chain governance votes, making it decentralized and transparent. A corporate treasury is managed by a centralized board of directors or executive team, with decisions often being opaque to shareholders.

The DAO treasury's spending is fully auditable on the blockchain.

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