VOTE

Vote for the First Crypto President!

In the DEMOCRACY project, every vote counts! It's your chance to shape the future by electing the first crypto president, and the process is both simple and engaging.

How to Vote:

Hold $PEE-PLE Tokens:

To participate in the voting process, you must hold $PEE-PLE tokens. These tokens are your gateway to having a say in who becomes the first crypto president.

Mint the Citizens NFT:

In addition to holding $PEE-PLE tokens, you'll need to mint a Citizens NFT. This NFT gives you voting rights and cements your place in the DEMOCRACY community. Without both $PEE-PLE tokens and the Citizens NFT, you cannot vote.

Cast Your Vote:

With your $PEE-PLE tokens and Citizens NFT in hand, you’re ready to vote! One token equals one vote, but holding more tokens amplifies your influence in the election. Use your voice wisely and support the candidate that best represents your vision of democracy.

Track the Election:

Once you've voted, follow live updates on how your chosen candidate is performing. Who’s in the lead? Who’s catching up? Stay engaged as the election heats up.

Celebrate the Outcome:

When the votes are in and the winner is declared, celebrate alongside the community and claim exclusive NFTs and rewards for your participation.

Why Should You Vote?

Have Your Voice Heard: Your vote shapes the future of the DEMOCRACY project. Make sure your voice counts!

Support Your Favorite Candidate: Show your support by casting your vote for the candidate you believe in.

Unlock Rewards: Participating in the election isn’t just about casting a vote—it also gives you access to special NFTs and other rewards tied to the election process.

Be Part of the First-Ever Crypto Election: This is a moment in crypto history, and you can say, “I was there!”

Want to Run as a Candidate?

If you're an influencer, creator, or just someone who believes they can be the first crypto president, the criteria and process for nominating yourself as a candidate are detailed in the DEMORACY Constitution. The constitution outlines all rules, rights, and candidate responsibilities to ensure a fair and transparent election process.