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What Are the Risks of Low Voter Participation in Token Governance?

Low voter participation can lead to a 'tyranny of the minority,' where a small group of highly active token holders can pass self-serving or controversial proposals. It also makes the protocol vulnerable to governance attacks, where an attacker acquires enough tokens to sway a vote that most users ignore.

High participation is essential to maintain the legitimacy and security of the decentralized governance model.

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