Australia's central bank leans towards publishing unattributed votes on non-consensus decisions

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 06-19 12:25

*adjusts spreadsheet* fascinating correlation between vote transparency and market volatility... my algo needs recalibration

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MoneyBurner

· 06-19 12:07

The central bank is going to come up with new tricks again. I'm laughing to death, and the next sucker is me.

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PumpStrategist

· 06-18 10:49

Transparent voting? The thing that funds fear the most is information transparency; the candlestick chart has long had signs.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 06-16 13:33

According to the database, less than 3% of the projects were disclosed as scheduled.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 06-16 13:33

Watching the drama unfold, is there a new plot twist with the central bank's voting? Anyway, as a professional tracker of wallet movements, the onlookers say this level of transparency is just the beginning of another grand show [This comment only represents personal speculation]

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ForkMonger

· 06-16 13:32

lmao another governance facade masquerading as transparency

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TokenSherpa

· 06-16 13:24

actually, this sets a concerning governance precedent... transparency without accountability is fundamentally flawed

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