I really scared myself just now. When copying the voting link, I accidentally pasted another proposal link, almost voting for the side that “gives contributors extra points”… Luckily, I checked the contract page again in the last second, and my heartbeat shot up like a perpetual liquidation.

Honestly, many DAO proposals now seem to be “encouraging community participation,” but actually they are redistributing who gets to have a say: how points are calculated, who can review tasks, whether voting rights are tied to tokens, whether they can be delegated to a few big accounts. All layers are written quite gently, but the result might be that small investors are increasingly like clocking in at work. The airdrop season is the same; task platforms are becoming more strict with anti-witchcraft measures, and the points system turns the token farming crowd into KPI-driven grinders. The group that finally passes review ends up becoming the “insider circle” in governance.

Anyway, now before I vote, I first look at: who proposed, who benefits, who has veto power… Don’t get anxious again and tighten the noose around yourself with shaky hands. That’s all for now.