The decentralized governance infrastructure Dora Factory has completed the deployment of the anonymous minimal anti-collusion (aMACI) protocol-related infrastructure on the Dora Vota mainnet. The front end of the MACI protocol on Dora Vota has also been updated to include an interactive entry for aMACI. Users can create aMACI voting sessions through this front end (vota.dorafactory.org). Unlike traditional MACI, aMACI allows for the use of third-party administrators (operators) for vote counting and zero-knowledge proof tasks. Currently, the validators on the Dora Vota mainnet serve as the aMACI administrators. In the two weeks following the launch, Dora Vota developers will test the aMACI-related infrastructure to enhance stability and will gradually add aMACI-related tokenomics to complete the decentralization of the aMACI protocol.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the decentralized governance infrastructure Dora Factory has completed the deployment of the anonymous minimal anti-collusion (aMACI) protocol-related infrastructure on the Dora Vota mainnet. The front end of the MACI protocol on Dora Vota has also been updated to include an interaction entry for aMACI. Users can create aMACI voting sessions through this front end (vota.dorafactory.org). Unlike traditional MACI, aMACI allows the use of third-party administrators (operators) for vote counting and zero-knowledge proof tasks.
Currently, the validation nodes on the Dora Vota mainnet serve as aMACI administrators. Within two weeks after the launch, the Dora Vota developers will test the aMACI-related infrastructure to enhance stability, and subsequently, they will gradually add aMACI-related token economics to achieve the decentralization of the aMACI protocol.

Dora Factory Deploys General Anonymous MACI Protocol and Frontend