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Conviction Voting
A governance mechanism where support for a proposal accumulates the longer you keep backing it, and proposals pass continuously once conviction crosses a funding-scaled threshold — no single voting day. It resists flash-loan/last-minute vote swings and voter fatigue and suits continuous treasury allocation, but is slower by design and still token-weighted (it smooths the timing of influence, not its distribution).
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