DAOs are useful ways to organize communities, especially if they are mostly anonymous. There is often no accountability to a real identity, and you have to trust people you don’t know. A DAO allows them to organize themselves efficiently with technology that guarantees integrity. It’s also easier than creating a traditional organization or entity as many projects have international teams. Finally, a DAO is a cheap option for its functionality in organizing people. You can set one up for free or pay a small fee to do so.

Understand carefully that a DAO will hold you accountable for its decisions. By decentralizing power, you no longer will have total control over your project. If you decide to ignore governance decision-making, there will almost always be negative consequences.