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Governance hijacking risk is minimized when token voting power is widely distributed and supported by decentralized decision-making protocols. Multi-signature approvals, time-locked proposals, and community veto mechanisms prevent unilateral control by the core team. However, projects with emergency override powers or highly concentrated voting remain exposed. Reviewing past governance proposals, participation rates, and the existence of safeguards helps evaluate actual risk. Properly designed frameworks balance operational flexibility with protection against centralization, ensuring accountability, fairness, and secure management of the ecosystem over the long term.
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