I just read Interesting article from bitcoinmagazine.com
Bitrated CEO Nadav Ivgi developed an early implementation of HODL.voting, a coin-voting solution with an interesting twist. To vote, users need to lock up their bitcoins, losing access to them for some time.
The theory is that by attaching a real cost to voting — loss of liquidity and ability to sell — we can get more reliable signaling, the Israeli developer thinks.
The concept behind existing coin-voting schemes like Bitcoinocracy is simple. Anyone who holds bitcoins can use the associated private keys to sign a message. This message acts as a vote, and all votes are added up. This definitively proves that all votes correspond to the ownership of bitcoins, allowing for a one-coin-one-vote type of system.
Do you think this is a good solution?
this is the website for vote :
https://hodl.voting/