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Last night, I was browsing governance forums and got a bit annoyed... I originally wanted to directly revoke the voting delegation for a certain wallet, and at one point even considered uninstalling those governance apps, so I wouldn't see them and feel bothered. But after calming down, I thought, delegation is basically outsourcing the "I don't want to bother" power; in the end, it often turns into a few people stamping on behalf of everyone. Who does the governance tokens really govern? Probably not retail investors.
What's more awkward is that people arguing about NFT royalties have the same vibe: creators want stable income, the secondary market wants liquidity, and in the end, how rules are set mostly depends on who has more votes and who can mobilize. I'll be more conservative—I’d rather participate less than blindly hand over my votes... That's it for now.