Arbitrary voting power refers to the ability of certain participants in a network to exert disproportionate influence over decision-making processes. In many blockchain systems, voting mechanisms are employed to determine changes, upgrades, or governance issues. However, the distribution of voting power can become uneven.When some users hold a large number of tokens or coins, they can effectively control the outcomes of votes, even if they represent a minority of the total participants. This leads to situations where decisions reflect the interests of a few rather than the consensus of the broader community.Such imbalances can result from token allocations, early investors, or whales—individuals who own large quantities of tokens. This concentration can undermine the ideals of decentralization and fairness, where all users ideally should have a more equal say in governance matters.Addressing arbitrary voting power is crucial for promoting a more democratic and equitable structure in blockchain networks. Implementing mechanisms like quadratic voting or limiting the influence of large holders can help mitigate these issues.