Promoting decentralization

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It is super centralised to the point that there are 302 combinations of 4 delegates that can induce sufficient quorum of 1,000,000 votes

On Property rights and threat models for ENS

I ran some very basic simulations to access if the DAO can be ‘taken hostage’ by a select number of delegates by triggering on-chain votes with sufficient quorum of 1,000,000 votes. @AvsA pointed out that the top 5 delegates make up for sufficient quorum. I generalised the process to N number of delegates (‘colluders’) over the list of top 50 delegates scrapped from Sybil.org. The top 20 delegates are listed below for quick look-up: 1 brantly.eth 5.362 367162 2 coinbase.eth 4.840 33137…

On Property rights and threat models for ENS

The quorum question isn’t easy to answer if you are looking for one consistent value. if you are willing to adopt a dynamic value, then it is easier. The reason: the delegate vote distribution (as well as threat score) will always be a power law (Rankγ) like you said, but it could be of different index γ which decides the slope. In utopia, γ = 0. In real life, you’d still want this value to be as low as possible and the power law to be as flat as possible. Flatter power law will require more nu…