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Topic: Endorse 2024 U.S. Candidates with Bitcoin Signatures！ (Read 103 times)
Now it’s 458.8919146BTC
There was a website called Bitcoinocracy, that was owned by Roger Ver, that tried this concept many years ago. The idea behind it was that you could use this to resolve the scaling debate. The problem with it is that large holders and exchanges can have disproportionate influence over the outcome. We are already seeing this on your website where a single address holds a 98% share of the total voting power. The only thing it proves is that proof of stake is a terrible mechanism for reaching consensus on contentious topics.
Update: A total of 4.85498185 BTC is currently participating in endorsements.
Great idea. I'll simply sign up a million addresses, and get Trump IN all by myself.
Interesting stuff, but I think it only can be seen as thing to play for fun. Not that it can be actual endorsement.
As said above, there is some flaws like any person from any part of world can make an endorsement, while it should be only about USA. Another thing is that you can use as many addresses as you want, so, we won't get clear message who get more support.
Finally, neither Trump or Harris isn't someone who I would like to endorse. But fortunately I'm not US citizen.
As said above, there is some flaws like any person from any part of world can make an endorsement, while it should be only about USA. Another thing is that you can use as many addresses as you want, so, we won't get clear message who get more support.
Finally, neither Trump or Harris isn't someone who I would like to endorse. But fortunately I'm not US citizen.
You must have your reasons for not endorsing any of them and your reasons are clearly enough for you to have made those choices. US citizens who are actually into bitcoin may want to use that as a tool to decide whom they want vote for in the upcoming election. I just know that that should not be the only reason one should use to judge whom they want to vote for, it is way beyond that if you look at the context of what politics and democracy is actually.
Using bitcoin addresses to endorse a candidate is sure a good way as it will remain anonymous who the person is. But just like you said, there are going to be many flaws in it and the result from here cannot be used to judge or support the claim of who is going to win the election. It is great though and I like the idea of it.
Interesting stuff, but I think it only can be seen as thing to play for fun. Not that it can be actual endorsement.
As said above, there is some flaws like any person from any part of world can make an endorsement, while it should be only about USA. Another thing is that you can use as many addresses as you want, so, we won't get clear message who get more support.
Finally, neither Trump or Harris isn't someone who I would like to endorse. But fortunately I'm not US citizen.
As said above, there is some flaws like any person from any part of world can make an endorsement, while it should be only about USA. Another thing is that you can use as many addresses as you want, so, we won't get clear message who get more support.
Finally, neither Trump or Harris isn't someone who I would like to endorse. But fortunately I'm not US citizen.
I like this idea of using Bitcoin as a decentralized way to vote, but let us be real: there several flaws with comes with a system like this one, so I assume you are doing this just for the sake of experimentation and fun.
One single person could have several addresses under their control and those addresses could have a positive balance, opening the possibility of allowing people to vote multiple times for the same candidate.
Another flaw would be the fact there would be people from all around the world who are not citizens of the United States, so they would not be in fact elegible to vote for either Kamala Harris, Donald Trump or any other third party candidate. For something like this to work in reality it would require each citizen of the United States to have their own set of cryptographic keys and the federal government to have a registration of each citizen and their public keys, so they could filter ineligible people out when counting time comes.
Still, I will keep an eye on this project, decentralized voting is one of the solutions Blockchain technology can offer and it is yet to be implemented on any serious democratic country.
One single person could have several addresses under their control and those addresses could have a positive balance, opening the possibility of allowing people to vote multiple times for the same candidate.
Another flaw would be the fact there would be people from all around the world who are not citizens of the United States, so they would not be in fact elegible to vote for either Kamala Harris, Donald Trump or any other third party candidate. For something like this to work in reality it would require each citizen of the United States to have their own set of cryptographic keys and the federal government to have a registration of each citizen and their public keys, so they could filter ineligible people out when counting time comes.
Still, I will keep an eye on this project, decentralized voting is one of the solutions Blockchain technology can offer and it is yet to be implemented on any serious democratic country.
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Introducing Koinvote.com – the world’s first Bitcoin-powered voting platform for the 2024 U.S. Presidential and Congressional elections.
How It Works:
Select an election event you want to participate in.
Submit your Bitcoin address and choose the candidate you support.
Sign the plaintext generated by the system, including the candidate’s name, timestamp, and other details.
Submit the signature—no fees, no registration, and your coins remain fully yours.
Voting Rules:
Non-zero balance required to vote.
Updated results are based on address balances, checked regularly.
Change endorsements up to twice per day—only the latest signature counts.
Why KoinVote?
Bitcoin is no longer just an asset—it’s evolving into a political tool and power. By participating, you show the world that Bitcoin isn’t just financial—it’s a voice for change. This experiment could shape how people perceive the value and potential of Bitcoin far beyond what it is today.
Try it out, make your voice heard, and join us in this unique Bitcoin-powered voting experiment!
Enjoy and have fun! 🎉
P.S. I know the platform could be better organized, but time is limited for now. Please use Ctrl+F to search for the district you're interested in.
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