Bitcoinocracy is a free and decentralized way to measure the Bitcoin community's stance on a given proposition.
Voting requires proof of bitcoin holdings via cryptographic signature. Signed votes cannot be forged, and are fully auditable by all users.
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Many Bitcoin wallet software programs have built-in message signing functionality that allows you to sign a message with the Bitcoin key you possess; you can choose a wallet if you don’t have one already. Most wallets will have an area where your address is displayed that you can copy the voting argument into it and sign the message. After signing, the program will return a cryptographically secure signature for you to paste into the Argument page for verification.
Now, paste the voting argument into your wallet and sign the message. After signing, the program will return a cryptographically secure signature for you to paste into the Argument page for verification.
Now, copy the text, then paste the voting argument into your wallet and sign the message. After signing, the program will return a cryptographically secure signature for you to paste into the Argument page for verification.