A blockchain or metachain ballot.
A voting system built on mutual credit theory specifically metacredit theory.
A metacurrency voting system in which invoices can be turned to credits if given to a third
party. The third
party which is not obligated to reciprocate (recurse) any of the redeemed credits to the second
party can spend these credits in the consumer economy or use them as metavotes.
The system of metavoting gives a greater proportion of representation to those who
save their metacredits for use in an election instead of spending those metacredits in the economy.
In the absence of full or partial credit reciprocation by the third
party (creditee), the second
party (invoicee) has the option of paying the first
party (invoicer) with a metalink (desirative currency).
Desirative currencies include fiat-backed, labor-designative, and metacredit.
It is important to note that fiat-backed and labor-designative currencies can NOT be used as metavotes.
A metavote unites
currency and representation and solves war (conflict) in
the process.
Blockchain ballot accomplishes this by making every ballot a mutually-desiritive ballot.
A desirative economy emerges when reciprocity is
meta-referentialized into invoicer, invoicee, and creditee.