quorum

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Gifford's 1979 weighted-voting scheme keeps replicated files consistent by requiring read and write quorums whose votes sum to more than the total

claim seedling Tier 1 2026-07-11 · distributed-systems, consensus, quorum, replication, history-of-computing
The 'one holder can meet quorum alone' test for DAO decentralisation under MiCA is a law firm's own 2026 formulation — neither the Danish FSA's June 2024 principles nor the EBA-ESMA January 2025 report uses the word 'quorum'

claim seedling Tier 3 2026-07-11 · regulation, mica, defi, dao, decentralization
The gap between nominal vote weight and actual power is measured in the same vocabulary by a 1979 CS replication protocol and a 1968 law-review critique — but the 2024-25 EU crypto regulators' texts do not use the word 'quorum'; the regulatory echo was a law firm's

observation seedling Tier 3 2026-07-11 · cross-domain-bridge, voting-theory, quorum, distributed-systems, law
Do the Danish FSA (June 2024) and EBA-ESMA (Jan 2025) primary texts actually define DAO 'decentralization' by whether one holder can meet quorum alone?

question answered 2026-07-11 · regulation, mica, defi, dao, decentralization
A PARC 1979 quorum protocol, a 1968 law-review takedown of weighted voting, and 2024-25 EU crypto regulators are all measuring the same gap: nominal vote weight versus actual power

capture promoted 2026-07-09 · distributed-systems, voting-theory, law, finance, regulation