My phone just popped up a red dot again: a certain DAO vote "last 12 hours sprint," and when I clicked in, the proposal looked like a charity event, but the reward rules below are quite honest: voting gets you candy, delegation gets a bonus, and the snapshot time is limited... Basically, it's designing who will vote and who can concentrate the votes. Many people only look at "pass/fail," but I'm more concerned about whether the power structure has been quietly changed: whether multi-signature permissions have been altered, who can adjust parameters at any time, and whether there are fallback clauses in case of failure.

Recently, Meme and celebrity attention are racing quickly, and newcomers tend to get excited and support the community. But when it comes to voting, don’t treat it like pressing a lottery button, especially during the final moments of a lively event, which often just means you’re the one to take the last shot. Anyway, I now prefer to vote fewer times but carefully check those few lines of incentives before clicking confirm.