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# Governance and revenue

How Brokers govern sub-DAO treasuries, and how sub-DAO revenue is split.

## Governance

Brokers govern their sub-DAO's treasury from that sub-DAO's launch.

| Step              | Threshold                               |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| Submit a proposal | Backing from 1% of the sub-DAO's token  |
| Go to a vote      | Backing from 10% of the sub-DAO's token |
| Pass              | 60% of votes cast                       |

These thresholds are adjustable by vote.

Casting a vote on a proposal that reaches the backing threshold earns 1,000 points (see [Earning points](/points-and-levels/points-and-levels.md)).

## Revenue

Sub-DAOs are expected to operate revenue-generating products over time; details follow each sub-DAO's launch. Revenue from sub-DAO products is split:

| Recipient                | %   |
| ------------------------ | --- |
| That sub-DAO's treasury  | 33% |
| Baum treasury            | 33% |
| Stable Company           | 23% |
| Other sub-DAO treasuries | 10% |
| Charity                  | 1%  |

### Charity

The charity share is routed onchain and split:

* **50%** to Project S.A.V.E. (New Orleans) — free emergency legal representation for domestic violence survivors
* **30%** to EverHope (Bentonville, Arkansas) — emergency shelter and care for children in crisis
* **20%** to Pedal It Forward NWA


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