oz-erc7984-confidential-governance
Confidential Governance with ERC7984Votes
Use this skill when building governance where voter privacy matters. Standard ERC20 governance reveals how many tokens each participant holds through their voting power. ERC7984Votes breaks this link: delegation is public, but voting power stays encrypted. Voters cast ballots without revealing their token balance.
When To Use
- Implementing governance on a confidential token using ERC7984Votes
- Designing a voting system that hides individual voting weight
- Reviewing privacy properties and limitations of confidential governance
- Integrating confidential voting power with a Governor framework
Core Mental Model
Confidential governance separates two things standard governance conflates:
- Who participates — public (delegation graph, vote timing, proposal interactions)
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