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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 Management
  2. SubDAOs

What are SubDAOs?

A SubDAO is a DAO with another DAO set as its admin, which establishes a hierarchical relationship. The SubDAO's admin (or the parent DAO) can execute any action on behalf of the SubDAO. In other words, the parent DAO can force the SubDAO to do something, like spend from it's treasury, manage members, or executing a smart contract.

SubDAOs allow DAOs to build complex organizational structures. You can use SubDAOs to build teams, groups, departments, committees, advisory boards, and more!

How you design your organization is up to you. Here are some examples:

  • DAO DAO itself uses SubDAOs to manage various initiatives, like its development processes and validator operations.

  • The Corporation was a LARP that relied on SubDAOs heavily, demonstrating how to create a C-Corp-like structure using DAO DAO.

  • Neutron DAO, which manages the Neutron blockchain, integrates SubDAOs in its processes. The Security SubDAO has special privileges over on-chain features, while the Grants SubDAO oversees the distribution of grants in the ecosystem.

There are many ways take advantage of SubDAOs. Be creative, and show us what you come up with!

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