yes exactly, and even if in political elections "cheating" is still part of the system, in most private sectors such a voting mechanism would be highly desired. Also distributing your vote across multiple options makes the final result much more accurate because you have the possibility to share your exact option, not just decide on one option.

Being decentralized and cross platform, it makes it the cheapest to implement and most secure way to use even in high profile decisions/votes...actually much safer than the current electronic voting some countries use.