You say governance voting is a bit mysterious... Recently, the more I look at delegated voting, the more it seems like a "proxy voting club." They say it's community governance, but in the end, it's just a few people clicking buttons with a bunch of authorizations, no matter how good the proposals are, ordinary folks just watch, since the votes have already been bundled away.



I've been involved in crypto for a long time and have become more laid-back: if I can vote myself, I do; if I need to delegate, I try to find someone who keeps records and can explain things, otherwise, it's basically handing over the keys and hoping they help you grow succulents. Recently, there's been a bunch of AI agents + automated trading shouting "fully automated on-chain interaction," sounds great, but security needs to be scrutinized carefully—don't let the voting rights be automatically "optimized" away in the end... That's all for now, just taking it slow and watching.
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