A Scalable Coercion-resistant Blockchain Decision-making Scheme

ePrint Report: A Scalable Coercion-resistant Blockchain Decision-making Scheme

Zeyuan Yin, Bingsheng Zhang, Andrii Nastenko, Roman Oliynykov, Kui Ren

Typically, a decentralized collaborative blockchain decision-making mechanism is realized by remote voting. To date, a number of blockchain voting schemes have been proposed; however, to the best of our knowledge, none of these schemes achieve coercion-resistance. In particular, for most blockchain voting schemes, the randomness used by the voting client can be viewed as a witness/proof of the actual vote, which enables …

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