Who profits from a DAO?

Who stands to benefit from the operation of a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)? Is it the token holders who vote on proposals and fund initiatives? Or is it the developers who build and maintain the smart contracts that underpin the DAO's functionality? Perhaps it's the community as a whole, who enjoy the services and products offered by the DAO, or even external stakeholders who benefit from the ecosystem's growth and success. What are the primary sources of revenue for a DAO, and how are profits distributed among its various stakeholders? These are some of the questions that arise when exploring the intricate web of interests and incentives that shape the landscape of decentralized finance.