Reputation-Based Voting is a mechanism that allows community members to participate in decision-making processes based on their reputation or standing within a system. Instead of treating every vote equally, this approach weighs votes according to the credibility, trustworthiness, or past contributions of the voter.In such a system, individuals accumulate reputation points or scores through their interactions, achievements, or consistency within the community. This can be seen as a way to ensure that those who have demonstrated commitment and expertise have a more significant influence on outcomes.The main goal is to enhance the quality of decision-making by prioritizing the opinions of experienced and trusted members. This can help prevent spam or malicious voting behaviors, fostering a more engaged and responsible community. Reputation-Based Voting can be applied to various scenarios, such as project governance, funding decisions, or protocol changes, ensuring that choices reflect the interests of those who are genuinely invested in the ecosystem.