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The risk of governance hijacking is mitigated when the project employs decentralized decision-making and distributes voting power broadly among token holders. Multi-signature arrangements, community veto rights, and time-locked proposals reduce the potential for unilateral actions by the core team. However, projects with centralized emergency powers or concentrated voting influence remain vulnerable. Assessing past voting participation, transparency in proposal execution, and the checks and balances in place helps determine actual exposure. Well-structured governance frameworks strike a balance between flexibility for urgent decisions and protection against centralization, ensuring both security and fairness in ecosystem management.
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