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  • Welcome to DAO DAO
  • Introduction
    • Quickstart
      • Create your first DAO
      • Join a DAO
        • Joining and leaving a member-based DAO
        • Joining and leaving a token-based DAO
      • Create your first proposal
      • Voting
      • Congratulations!
    • What's a DAO?
    • What's a blockchain?
    • Technical breakdown
    • Contribute to DAO DAO!
  • DAO Management
    • Create a DAO
    • Update appearance
    • SubDAOs
      • What are SubDAOs?
      • How to create a SubDAO
      • How to act on behalf of a SubDAO
    • Treasury
      • Send tokens
      • Manage cross-chain tokens
      • Manage staking
      • Displaying tokens and NFTs
      • Enable vesting payments
    • Manage Members
      • Joining and leaving a member-based DAO
      • Joining and leaving a token-based DAO
    • Authz
      • Grant Authorization
      • Revoke Authorization
      • Execute via Authorization
      • Limitation
    • Cross-chain support
  • DAO Governance
    • Configuration
      • Voting
      • Proposal submission
      • Staking
    • Proposals
      • What are proposals?
      • Types of proposals
      • How to create a proposal
      • How to vote on a proposal
      • How to add a proposal module
      • How to change a pre-propose module
      • How to bulk import actions
      • How to create an autofill proposal link
    • Manage Vetoable DAOs
    • Migration
    • Notifications
      • Telegram Notifications
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  1. DAO Governance

Migration

There is no standardized migration process for DAOs since configurations can vary significantly, especially across chains.

It's best practice to create a new DAO and formulate a well-structured migration plan that you communicate to the community. A migration plan should include:

  • Reasons outlining the need for the migration

  • The timeline for the migration

  • How voting power will be transferred

  • Security measures that will be taken

Key considerations

As people migrate, voting power will be decreasing in the original DAO. This may present a security risk if insufficient voting power is held in the original DAO to vote down malicious proposals, especially if voting power can be purchased on a market.

Some potential solutions include:

  • Implementing a migration committee entrusted with the DAO's assets during the migration period

  • Creating a security council that can veto malicious proposals in either/both DAOs

  • Creating a security council that must approve all proposals in either/both DAOs before they open for voting

As always, be very careful and intentional about the migration process, especially when there are assets at stake.

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