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Data-Driven Governance

Definition

Data-driven governance is a governance model where decisions regarding a system or protocol are informed and guided by verifiable, on-chain data and analytics. This approach uses metrics such as network usage, transaction volumes, token holder activity, and protocol performance to evaluate proposals and steer strategic directions. It seeks to introduce objectivity and quantifiable evidence into the decision-making processes of decentralized autonomous organizations or other blockchain systems. Such governance aims for greater efficiency and alignment with network health.