# DAO Power

**DAO Power** is a unit that determines your allocation sizes in our **Private Offerings**. The more **DAO Power** you have, the larger your allocation can be.

## How to Obtain DAO Power

You can obtain **DAO Power** through the following methods:

1. **Stake DAO on ETH**: Obtain DAO Power by staking your DAO on the **ETH network**. You lose DAO Power when you unstake.
2. **Stake DAO on BSC**: Obtain DAO Power by staking your DAO on the **BSC network**. Note that you lose DAO Power **15 days** after requesting to unstake.
3. **Participate in Public Offering**: Use the **DAO Boost** option to increase your DAO Power. You lose DAO Power when you withdraw the DAO boost tokens.

## Multipliers

The more **base DAO Power** you have, the higher your **multiplier** which increases your total **DAO Power**. Here are the multiplier ranges:

* **0-250 DAO Power**: **0× multiplier**
* **250-2K DAO Power**: **1× multiplier**
* **2K-4K DAO Power**: **1.05× multiplier**
* **4K-10K DAO Power**: **1.1× multiplier**
* **10K-25K DAO Power**: **1.15× multiplier**
* **25K-50K DAO Power**: **1.2× multiplier**
* **50K-100K DAO Power**: **1.25× multiplier**
* **100K+ DAO Power**: **1.3× multiplier**

If a user has **25K DAO Power** from staking, their final **DAO Powe**r will be 30K (due to 1.2 multiplier)

## Strong Holder Offering

To maintain eligibility for future unlocks of vested tokens in a project, users must:

* **Maintain their DAO Power**: Ensure the DAO Power used in Private Offerings is not reduced below the required amount.

If a user’s DAO Power drops below the level used for participation in an offering:

* **Grace Period**: Users have **3 days** to regain the missing DAO Power.
* **Consequences**: Failure to do so results in losing all future unlocks of that project’s tokens.

Users will receive a **notification** on our app if they need to increase their DAO Power to retain their tokens.

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