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Has the fundamental problem in cryptovoting, one person, one vote, in a completely decentralized or blockchain centric manner been solved?

Please do not answer with "it cannotIn other words, how can votes be done" answers; they are uselessallocated in a decentralized manner?

The intent of this question presupposes that vote allocation is not delivered by a state, that a blockchain itself can at the very least implement a completely basic, pure democracy: truly one person, one vote.

How can this intent be implemented?

Has the fundamental problem in cryptovoting, one person, one vote, been solved?

Please do not answer with "it cannot be done" answers; they are useless.

Has the fundamental problem in cryptovoting, one person, one vote, in a completely decentralized or blockchain centric manner been solved?

In other words, how can votes be allocated in a decentralized manner?

The intent of this question presupposes that vote allocation is not delivered by a state, that a blockchain itself can at the very least implement a completely basic, pure democracy: truly one person, one vote.

How can this intent be implemented?

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Decentralized democratic voting

Has the fundamental problem in cryptovoting, one person, one vote, been solved?

Please do not answer with "it cannot be done" answers; they are useless.