Dora Factory launches a decentralized public opinion survey infrastructure based on MACI technology
On December 26, Dora Factory officially launched an innovative public opinion research product based on MACI (Minimum Anti-Collusion Infrastructure) technology. The aim is to provide a more transparent, fair and secure voting and public opinion expression channel for major communities in decision-making and discussion on hot topics. This product is not only another breakthrough of Dora Factory in the field of decentralized governance, but also an important part of its construction of a new type of decentralized media product matrix. The product has initially realized support for the Dora Vota and Cosmos Hub networks, and will expand to more mainstream public chain ecosystems in the future. Previously, products from Dora Factory have been widely used by communities such as Cosmos, Celestia, Aptos, Injective etc.
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