Create your first DAO
+Create your first DAO
For this tutorial, we'll make a DAO for your reading group. This will let folks in your reading group vote on which books to read, organize money for snacks, and so on.
To keep things cheap, we'll do everything on the Osmosis testnet. Testnet tokens ($OSMO) have no value, and you can get some for free. More on that in a moment.
Install Leap
diff --git a/dao-management/dao-treasury/auto-add.html b/dao-management/dao-treasury/auto-add.html index d2c218c7..8e3e0e66 100644 --- a/dao-management/dao-treasury/auto-add.html +++ b/dao-management/dao-treasury/auto-add.html @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@Automatically add tokens/NFTs to DAO Treasury
+Automatically add tokens/NFTs to DAO Treasury
By default, all tokens and NFTs sent to a DAO will be added to the DAO Treasury. This feature can be disabled through a DAO governance proposal.
Check out our YouTube channel for video guides to disable the auto adding of tokens or NFTs!
1. Create Proposal
diff --git a/dao-management/dao-treasury/enable-vesting.html b/dao-management/dao-treasury/enable-vesting.html index 35a5b6ff..07751ef9 100644 --- a/dao-management/dao-treasury/enable-vesting.html +++ b/dao-management/dao-treasury/enable-vesting.html @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@Enable Vesting Payments
+Enable Vesting Payments
This feature allows DAOs to set up vesting contracts. A vesting payment distributes funds according to any schedule you choose, and the DAO can enable or disable early cancelation.
To create vesting payments, you must first create a vesting payment manager on each chain that you want to pay from, and the DAO must have an account on each chain before you can create the manager.
1. Create a new proposal
diff --git a/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-manage-cross-chain-tokens.html b/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-manage-cross-chain-tokens.html index 90eaa093..8628fb90 100644 --- a/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-manage-cross-chain-tokens.html +++ b/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-manage-cross-chain-tokens.html @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@Manage cross-chain tokens
+Manage cross-chain tokens
By default, you can manage tokens on the DAO's home chain. You may also want to hold, spend, and stake tokens on other chains.
The first step is to set up a cross-chain account on each chain you want to manage tokens on.
Watch a video on managing cross-chain tokens!
diff --git a/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-send-tokens.html b/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-send-tokens.html index 296a0fd3..a3fe3dda 100644 --- a/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-send-tokens.html +++ b/dao-management/dao-treasury/how-to-send-tokens.html @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@How to send tokens
+How to send tokens
Sending tokens from a DAO is easy. Tokens can be sent to a recipient on the same chain as the DAO or on another IBC-connected chain.
Steps
Create a proposal and add the Spend action from the DAO Treasury category.
Manage Staking
+Manage Staking
You can stake tokens on the DAO's home chain and any chain that the DAO has created a cross-chain account on.
Check out our YouTube for videos for managing staking, claiming rewards, redelegating, or unstaking
Steps
diff --git a/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-member-based-dao.html b/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-member-based-dao.html index 0f193ace..1805beec 100644 --- a/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-member-based-dao.html +++ b/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-member-based-dao.html @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@Joining and leaving a member-based DAO
+Joining and leaving a member-based DAO
As explained in What's a DAO?, member-based DAOs have static membership, meaning the DAO must pass a proposal to add or remove members. Members cannot independently decide to join or leave a member-based DAO.
You may want to read the proposal explanation doc to understand how proposals work in DAOs before proceeding.
Check out our YouTube for video guides for adding or removing members from a member-based DAO.
diff --git a/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-token-based-dao.html b/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-token-based-dao.html index c4083ddf..a43adc3a 100644 --- a/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-token-based-dao.html +++ b/dao-management/manage-members/joining-leaving-token-based-dao.html @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@Joining and leaving a token-based DAO
+Joining and leaving a token-based DAO
The DAO we created in the previous guide was not a token-based DAO. However, you are likely to encounter token-based DAOs soon enough if you are engaging with DAOs, and there are a few things you need to learn before interacting with them.
Joining
To join a token-based DAO, you must register to vote by staking governance tokens you obtain. Once you register to vote, you can vote on all future proposals. However, you cannot vote on proposals that were created before you registered. This is a safety feature to ensure voting power remains constant once a proposal is created.
diff --git a/dao-management/subdaos/act-on-behalf-of-subdao.html b/dao-management/subdaos/act-on-behalf-of-subdao.html index a2a1a199..bbf561cc 100644 --- a/dao-management/subdaos/act-on-behalf-of-subdao.html +++ b/dao-management/subdaos/act-on-behalf-of-subdao.html @@ -4,11 +4,11 @@How to act on behalf of a SubDAO
+How to act on behalf of a SubDAO
As discussed in What are SubDAOs?, the admin (or parent DAO) can execute any action on behalf of the SubDAO. Follow this guide or watch our video guide to learn how.
In the parent DAO, create a new proposal and add the DAO Admin Execute action from the DAO Governance category.
How to create a SubDAO
+How to create a SubDAO
Creating a SubDAO is as easy as creating a regular DAO, with one extra step at the end!
To start, go to the DAO you want to create a SubDAO for, and navigate to SubDAOs > New SubDAO.
