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DeHub Governance — Voting & Proposals

Fixing token governance with a novel solution

Fair Voting Logic

DeHub is introducing a fairer voting logic where by stakeholder weight is multiplied by limited amounts ensuring no single entity can control the protocol while larger investors are still rewarded proportionally. We have also incorporated new game theory whereby each vote requires the voter to burn a set number of DeHub tokens, currently 50. This further disincentives bad actors or manipulation while incentivising engagement which should enourage more users to vote on each poll.

Preventing Whale Manipulation

Our novel voting logic ensures no single entity can control the protocol while still rewarding larger investors proportionally.

Encouraging Engagement

The burn requirement for voting incentivizes meaningful participation and discourages frivolous or malicious voting.

Solving Governance Issues

Currently, the two most notorious reasons for token governance's poor reputation is whale manipulation & lack of engagement from the wider holder base. The above voting logic and game theory offers a novel solution to these globally recognised issues and we hope to prove the token governance skeptics wrong.

DeHub's governance protocol is rolling out across the platform — proposals and voting are available in the app today.

Stay tuned for more...

Disclaimer

DeHub tokens are strictly for utility purposes in the same way that any in-game or in-app digital tokens or currencies and strictly not an investment. As our token lives on-chain, we can offer added utility as well as unprecedented levels of verifiable transparency. The above data is solely compiled for transparency, educational and informative purposes only. DeHub and all affiliates hold no liability for financial losses incurred from purchasing any tokens or NFTs we release. Markets are highly volatile. You could also lose all your money due to any unforeseen errors such as competency failures, technical error, hacks and so on. Therefore, you should only ever spend what you can afford to lose.

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