Recently looked at several DAO proposals, all on the surface about "optimizing incentives" and "increasing participation," but upon closer inspection of the small print in the attachment, it's actually about shifting authority: who can delegate voting rights, who can change parameters, who signs for the treasury... Frankly, incentives are just the sugar coating; the real medicine is the power structure. I'm a bit slow to react, so I prefer to wait until a full on-chain confirmation cycle is complete, opposition opinions have fermented, before taking action, to avoid being caught by "temporary supplementary clauses."

By the way, hardware wallets have been out of stock lately, and phishing links are everywhere. It's during times like these that you can really see who in the community is genuinely reminding others about security, and who just wants to lure you into clicking links to vote. Anyway, before I click any "Vote Now" button, I always pull out that "sugar coating" and read it again.