Quorum Thresholds

Definition ∞ The minimum number of votes or participants required for a proposal or decision to be considered valid and executed within a decentralized governance system. This mechanism ensures that significant changes or actions have sufficient community consensus.
Context ∞ Setting appropriate quorum thresholds is a delicate balance in decentralized autonomous organizations. If too high, proposals may stall; if too low, a minority could exert undue influence, impacting the system’s decentralization and security.