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As such, it seems that while users are eager to take part, they are nervous that the tools that would enable them to vote might put their holdings at risk.
“The biggest ‘miss’ in EOS launch is the failure to understand that retail EOS investors will be reluctant to vote with their private keys on the line,” one EOS user wrote on Telegram.
Plus, there’s the risk of scams and attacks that can intercept even the most honest developer effort.
“Your private key is required to vote whether you are voting from a wallet, a command line tool or anywhere else.
On the one hand, there’s command-line tools, like CLEOS, in which private keys have a minimal risk of exposure.

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