Introducing CRISP: A Secret Ballot Protocol

CRISP is a secret ballot protocol, introduced by Enclave, that aims to make digital voting private, tamper-resistant and verifiable while limiting transparency to final results. It combines Fully Homomorphic Encryption to keep votes encrypted during tallying, Distributed Threshold Cryptography so that Ciphernodes jointly decrypt only the aggregate tally, and Zero-Knowledge Proofs to audit results without compromising voter anonymity. Built-in protections include direct contract submission to resist censorship, receipt-free voting, and key-switching that invalidates prior votes. The project is described as fully open source, and Enclave is developed with Gnosis Guild as its initial development team.