User governance in DAOs refers to the way members of decentralized autonomous organizations make decisions and influence the direction of the organization. Instead of relying on traditional management structures, DAOs empower users to participate directly in governance through voting mechanisms and proposals.Members typically hold tokens that represent their stake in the organization. These tokens often grant voting rights, allowing users to propose changes, vote on initiatives, and shape policies. The more tokens a member holds, the greater their influence in decision-making.This approach encourages transparency and decentralization, fostering a sense of community involvement. It enables users to have a say in how resources are allocated, how projects are developed, and what changes are implemented. User governance can also challenge conventional power dynamics, as authority is distributed among all members rather than concentrated in a few individuals. As such, it creates a collaborative environment where collective interests and diverse opinions can be considered to drive the organization forward.