Tag: anonymous voting
Unleashing Blockchain: Beyond Cryptocurrency and into Everyday Life
Discover the transformative potential of blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrency, including voting, supply chain, and digital identity.
Brantly Millegan’s ENS Director Controversy: A Web3 Soap Opera
Explore the ongoing controversy surrounding Brantly Millegan’s role at ENS and the complex dynamics of DAO governance amid community dissent.
Arbitrum Community Demands Return of 700 Million Tokens: A Governance Showdown
Arbitrum community proposes return of 700 million ARB tokens, igniting governance debate. Find out more about the ongoing voting results!
Mt. Gox Creditors Finally See Light at the End of the Blockchain Tunnel
Mt. Gox creditors have approved a rehabilitation plan to recover billions in lost Bitcoin, with distribution expected to begin soon.
Exploring the Future of Voting: Can Blockchain Revolutionize Elections?
Discover how blockchain could revolutionize voting and overcome current electoral challenges in a post-COVID world.
Why Blockchain Voting Is Not Ready for Prime Time: Insights from MIT Researchers
MIT researchers warn that blockchain voting is not secure and could undermine democracy. Learn why traditional methods are still best.
Blockchain Voting: The Future of Secure Elections in America
Explore how blockchain technology could revolutionize mobile voting and enhance election security in the U.S.
The Future of Voting: Can Blockchain Reinvent Democracy?
Explore how blockchain technology could reshape voting in the U.S., enhancing privacy and security but also facing significant challenges.
Uniswap’s Second Governance Proposal Gains Momentum: The Quest for UNI Distribution
Uniswap’s second governance proposal gains traction, offering retroactive UNI distribution to 12,619 wallet addresses as the vote deadline approaches.
Revolutionizing Democracy: Blockchain Voting in Russian Elections
Explore the landmark blockchain voting in Russia’s elections, enabling secure, verified casting of almost 30,000 votes and shaping future democratic practices.
