Quadratic Voting is a system that allows individuals to express the intensity of their preferences when making collective decisions. Instead of casting a single vote, participants can buy multiple votes for a specific option. The cost increases quadratically, meaning if one vote costs one token, two votes would cost four tokens, three would cost nine, and so forth.This method helps in reflecting the strength of opinions rather than just the number of votes. For example, someone who feels strongly about an issue can spend more tokens to express that preference, while those with milder opinions can spend less.In the context of governance within projects, Quadratic Voting can lead to more nuanced decision-making. It encourages users to weigh the importance of their choices, potentially leading to outcomes that consider the depth of preferences over mere popularity. This can enhance participation and address issues like voter apathy and the tyranny of the majority.