Vitalik proposes to use ZKP technology to establish an anonymous voting mechanism for ETH holders
In response to community discussions about ETH holders participating in the governance of the Ethereum Foundation (EF), Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin supports the establishment of an anonymous voting tool similar to "anoncast" for ETH holders. Through Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP), users can verify the amount of ETH they hold and set their speaking frequency proportionally. For example, a user holding N ETH can express an opinion every (120 million /N) seconds.
He suggests implementing this mechanism on decentralized social platforms such as Farcaster or Lens Protocol to ensure that the entire process is intermediary-free and fully trustless. Vitalik believes that this method can avoid noise interference from social media, truly reflect the collective voice of ETH holders, and showcase the potential of Ethereum technology.
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