Governance Mitigation refers to strategies and mechanisms designed to reduce risks associated with decentralized governance models. This involves implementing safeguards against malicious actors, voter apathy, or the concentration of voting power. Measures might include time locks on proposals, multi-signature requirements, or delegated voting systems. The goal is to protect the integrity and fairness of decision-making processes in decentralized autonomous organizations.
Context
Governance mitigation is a critical ongoing discussion as decentralized autonomous organizations mature and control significant digital assets. Recent events highlighting governance attacks or contentious proposals underscore the need for resilient frameworks. Research and development continue to refine these protective measures, aiming for more secure and equitable decentralized governance structures.
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