I’ve noticed something interesting while following different DAOs people often stay quiet or vote with the crowd because their choices are public.
That’s why @Dusk private DAO voting stood out to me. On Dusk, each member vote stays hidden, but the final result and voter eligibility are still proven correctly on-chain. You get transparency without exposing individuals.
Personally, I like this approach because it removes social pressure. Members can vote honestly instead of worrying about reputation or backlash.
From an educational point of view, it shows that privacy isn’t about hiding bad behavior it can actually make governance fairer and more sincere.
Long-term, I believe systems like this could help DAOs grow healthier communities where participation feels safe.
Do you think private voting improves DAO governance, or do you prefer fully public votes?
