These days, looking at governance proposals has left me feeling a bit mixed. They say it's "community governance," but once voting by delegation opens, it ends up looking more like a few people nodding at each other: everyone just hands over their votes and considers themselves involved. It looks lively on the blockchain, but it's increasingly resembling a oligarchs' lounge. Who exactly is the governance token governing? Frankly, most of the time, it's the patience and emotions of retail investors being managed...

I no longer believe that "clicking to delegate equals democracy." Of course, I also understand that expecting everyone to read proposals every day is unrealistic. But at least don't disguise laziness as idealism.

By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock, phishing links are everywhere, and everyone's security awareness has improved. But when it comes to voting, it's even easier to just "leave it to others." Anyway, I now lean more towards: if you can vote yourself, do it; if you don't understand, avoid it; first, keep your wallet and permissions secure.