Micro-Level Voting: Organizational Governance

At the micro level, voting is used to govern internal decisions within an organization or DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization). This could include fundraising decisions, asset management, or project direction. Each token holder has a proportional stake in the decision-making process, and the final outcome is determined by the collective vote of the stakeholders.

Examples include:

• Voting on strategic decisions such as changes to the organizational structure, or new partnerships.

• Approving budgets or expenditures, such as funds for expanding operations or purchasing assets.

• Approving secondary token offerings (STOs), where new tokens are issued to raise capital, with the condition that tokens will be locked in escrow until a predetermined goal is reached.

These decisions are crucial for the day-to-day management of the organization and its assets.