> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.treasuries.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.treasuries.io/web3-treasuries.md).

# Web3 Treasuries

- [Problems & differences](https://docs.treasuries.io/web3-treasuries/problems-and-differences.md): Problems with existing treasuries and some differences they have with Web3 treasuries
- [Opportunities & concerns](https://docs.treasuries.io/web3-treasuries/opportunities-and-concerns.md): Opportunities and concerns for Web3 treasuries
- [Stakeholders](https://docs.treasuries.io/web3-treasuries/stakeholders.md): Overview about community member, contributor and founding entity stakeholders that can be found in Web3 ecosystems
- [Operating process](https://docs.treasuries.io/web3-treasuries/operating-process.md): Defining a general purpose operating process that can be applied to treasury systems and processes to help with better identifying different problems and opportunities
- [Funding responsibilities](https://docs.treasuries.io/web3-treasuries/funding-responsibilities.md): Listing the funding responsibilities that a Web3 treasury could support through disbursement


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