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Carbonvote is an informal vote. It has no consequence in reality. That's why there was such a low voting rate. As of now, the amount of ether you hold doesn't
by bobbygoodlatte 10y ago
Carbonvote is an informal vote. It has no consequence in reality. That's why there was such a low voting rate.
As of now, the amount of ether you hold doesn't increase your ability to affect a fork. That's entirely controlled by miners. The amount of computing power you bring to the ethereum blockchain controls how much your vote counts.
If Ethereum switches to a "proof-of-stake" system as planned, then yes, the amount of ether you hold will effectively be how many votes you have in making decisions like these.
- rbobby 10y ago> That's entirely controlled by miners. This is why I found all the "voting" stuff such nonsense and somewhat deceptive in nature. Miners that adopt the code that implements the hardfork is the only measure that actually matters. Everything else is mice voting to bell the cat.