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W3LLIAMS
@w3lliams
Today’s Trivia on /sense Governance tokens are supposed to let the community vote. But what happens when most holders don’t vote at all? 🤔 Can we still call it “community governance”? Or is it just a few whales running the show? Let’s unpack this together. What defines active governance?👇
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CryptoJeremy
@cryptojeremy01
Since it's decentralized, they're supposed to vote no matter how small their voting power is.
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Kaspa
@i-d0-care
Holding the token means you want to be part of the Governance and vote... In an instance where no one votes... Quite hard to say but there is not Governance for me.
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R O G U E
@rogue32
Active governance in token-based systems often hinges on participation rates. If most holders don’t vote, it’s not truly "community" governance
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