Governing Decentralization: How On-Chain Voting Protocols Operate and Vary

By cineramaSeptember 20, 2018Bitcoin Business

Since Bitcoin’s introduction in 2009, there have been several attempts to include a decision-making process as part of the rules of a blockchain. This is called on-chain governance, a […]

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Governing Decentralization: How On-Chain Voting Protocols Operate and Vary

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