MakerDAO, a pioneering DeFi protocol, has initiated a vote on a proposal that would allow its delegates to maintain anonymity and keep their whereabouts undisclosed.
Co-founder Rune Christensen is leading the proposal, which, if approved, would make anonymity a mandatory requirement for eligible voters. The proposal includes consequences for delegates who reveal their identities publicly, with the forfeiture of their rewards as a penalty. Community members who provide evidence of such wrongdoing would also be eligible for rewards.
Christensen believes that this measure would reduce the vulnerability of delegates to criminal targeting and prevent them from using personal relationships to influence outcomes. By keeping delegates’ identities secret, the proposal aims to enhance security and minimize the risk of hacking attempts.
On-chain data indicates that MakerDAO’s Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI), a metric measuring supply concentration, has increased. With a current value of 0.022, t
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