RE: LeoThread 2024-12-11 17:23
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But how does the CG work?
A link if you have one, or i can just search.
i'm attempting (& have been for years) to get people together to test & create an Anonymous "meta" ID/Rep/Concentrated Consensus FOSS protocol for use by any large groups who wish.
Couple links here:
https://t.me/godarkproject/21006
https://peakd.com/hive-117711/@atma.love/peaceful-warriors-unite-using-good-governance
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This is a good summary:
Thanks
i in-courage you to watch this video & share with your network if you think it's worthy.
https://peakd.com/@atma.love/re-peaksnaps-so5i4o
Peace brother.
having watched the video i conclude that only masternode operators are eligible to take part in governance. Am i correct?
now looking on website to check.
Yes basically, however CrowdNode is a service that lets you pool together funds to form masternodes. So you can earn, and vote, with as little as 0.5 Dash.
Ok, well that's good. Yet the vote weight is based entirely upon the number of coins held, so whales, especially if whales collude, could prevent distribution to proposals which are not beneficial to those with the most coins. i don't know if they do, but i do see that on Hive!
Yes, though all they can do is distribute the treasury and make governance proposals.
Also, most don't vote (Binance has 270 nodes and doesn't vote, for example), even in CrowdNode, but all CrowdNode's nodes vote. So small holders actually have an outsized impact in voting over whales compared to how much Dash they own.