The Cardano Foundation open sourced the code for its voting tool Cardano Ballot

12/06 04:02

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On December 6th, the Cardano Foundation announced that its voting tool, Cardano Ballot, has been open-sourced and will continue to provide free user-based voting services. In addition, it will also add support for stake-based voting activities. Stake-based voting requires the weighted amount of ADA pledged at a given time to be calculated for each ballot based on the address. By 2024, Cardano Ballot will no longer require a Cardano stake address to identify users, and users may be able to interact with ballots using a mobile digital identity wallet.

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