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1/🧵🔐 Indigo Protocol Adaptive Quorum Biasing (AQB)

This feature strengthens Indigo's fair DAO Governance with flexible voting thresholds dependent on voter turnout. AQB ensures majority $INDY rule while deterring manipulation. Let's break it down.👇 #IndigoProtocol

2/🗳️💡In most voting systems, a proposal passes when yes votes outnumber the nos, past a static threshold. This is not ideal for long-term #Governance health, participation, and risks manipulation.

With AQB, the quorum (or the yes votes needed) shrinks as more $INDY is cast.

3/🧠If voter turnout is low, the #DAO will need a large amount of yes votes for a proposal to pass. If voter turnout is high, a smaller amount of yeses is required to pass the proposal on-chain.

But remember, over 50% $INDY yes votes are always needed for a proposal to pass.

4/ As an example, if 29% of all circulating $INDY votes, the quorum (or the minimum votes needed) would be 66%. ✅

In this instance, 66% of the total INDY votes must be yes. Any less, and the proposal will not pass.🚫#DAOGovernance

5/⚖️ AQB's dynamic quorum adjusts to protect against a small group of voters hijacking the decision. More participation = fairer results.

This feature was implemented at launch to show Indigo's commitment to a truly decentralized and fair governance process for DAO members.

6/🌐💪 At its heart, AQB is about reflecting the collective will of $INDY holders/DAO members.

It protects against manipulation and fosters wider participation - democratizing decision-making for the future of the Indigo Protocol. #CardanoCommunity

⚡️Join the Indigo Community Discord to learn more about AQB, Indigo DAO Governance, and other unique features of the Indigo Protocol.

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