Snapshot’s vote delegation feature helps prevent vote buying by enabling secure, transparent delegation of voting power. Users can delegate their votes to trusted representatives, reducing direct token transactions that could facilitate bribery. Delegators retain control, as they can revoke delegation anytime, ensuring accountability. The off-chain, gasless nature of Snapshot voting minimizes financial incentives for buying votes, as no on-chain transfers occur during voting. Additionally, delegation strategies can include Sybil-resistant mechanisms, like minimum token thresholds or validation checks, to deter malicious actors. By centralizing voting power with trusted delegates, the system discourages illicit deals, as delegates are often community-vetted. Snapshot’s open-source platform and verifiable results further enhance trust, making vote buying less feasible.