How Does a DAO Treasury Manage the Funds Raised from an IDO?

The funds raised, typically stablecoins or ETH, are deposited into the DAO's treasury smart contract. The treasury working group then proposes how to allocate these funds.

Common uses include providing protocol-owned liquidity, funding development, marketing, and diversification into non-native assets to manage risk. All significant allocations must be approved by a DAO governance vote.

How Does a Decentralized Governance System Vote on Adding New Collateral Types?
How Are Funds Managed and Secured in a DAO’s Treasury?
What Are the Risks of Using Stablecoins for Diversification within a DAO Treasury?
How Does Portfolio ‘Diversification’ Affect the Overall Margin Requirement in a Risk-Based Model?
What Is the Difference between an ICO and an IDO (Initial DEX Offering)?
Define a “Treasury Bill” Equivalent in the DeFi Space and Its Role in a DAO’s Treasury Diversification
What Are the Typical Costs Associated with an ICO?
What Evidence Is Used to Prove the ‘Solely from the Efforts of Others’ Criterion?

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