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Michelle and Vox unpack why blockchain sounds like an obvious fix for election fraud, yet still fails the harder tests of identity, ballot secrecy, coercion, and auditability. Along the way, they draw a broader market lesson for investors: a technology that secures records does not automatically secure the messy real-world inputs around it.
By VoxMichelle and Vox unpack why blockchain sounds like an obvious fix for election fraud, yet still fails the harder tests of identity, ballot secrecy, coercion, and auditability. Along the way, they draw a broader market lesson for investors: a technology that secures records does not automatically secure the messy real-world inputs around it.