I only take one note: When voting in a DAO, don’t just look at how beautiful the proposal is; the real "incentive" often lies in conveniently tying voting rights and resource allocation together—who can initiate, who can change the rules, who gets subsidies, basically determines who has the final say; recently, I’ve also doubted the "attention mining" approach of social mining and fan tokens, to be honest, it might just be selling voting rights as attention, so now before I vote, I first isolate my wallet and review permissions, or else I might earn some small tokens but end up crying over permissions being changed later.