Every governance vote, the reasoning behind it, and every commercial relationship — published here before anyone has to ask. Third parties can tell you what this dRep voted. Only this record proves why.
The vote moves outcomes
This dRep votes with 281.0M ₳ of delegated stake — one of the largest voting blocs on Cardano. The record, computed live from chain data:
70%
of actions this dRep backed were enacted — 69 of 99 concluded yes-votes.
0 of 12
actions this dRep opposed passed. Nothing voted no on has been enacted.
63% vs 26%
enactment rate of concluded actions with this dRep's vote versus without it (112 vs 43 actions, same period).
Same time window, every concluded action, no exclusions — verify against ledger.json. Correlation is stated as record, not causation: a top-five voting bloc moves thresholds, and it also reads proposals before backing them. Both are the point.
For proposers & partners
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