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If countries start using token voting, does democracy become shareholder governance? BBC News has a piece on Liberland, the libertarian micronation that wants to run parts of government with blockchain-style systems and token voting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ID8rMCfm9rA The part I find interesting is not really the micronation itself. It is the model underneath it. If voting power is tied to tokens, that sounds less like one-person-one-vote democracy and more like shareholder governance with a national flag attached. I get why people are attracted to this. Existing democracies can be slow, captured, bureaucratic, and full of institutions nobody trusts. Code feels cleaner. Automatic tallying feels cleaner. Smart contracts feel less corruptible than politicians.