These past couple of days, I've been a bit speechless about governance voting... A bunch of people talk about "community co-governance," but when you click in, it's all delegated voting handed over to big whales/institutions with one click, and the final decisions are just made by a few people. Who exactly does the governance token govern? Honestly, it mainly governs the concentration of voting power, which has little relation to small holders like me.

Should I also delegate my votes to save trouble?
I should, but I’m not willing to...

What’s even more funny is that when spot/derivative funding rates are extreme outside, people in the group argue whether to reverse or keep squeezing the bubble—it's lively; meanwhile, governance on-chain is quiet, like a routine matter. Anyway, my current approach is: if I can vote myself, I vote myself; before voting, I check who wrote the proposal and who is pushing it, don’t just look at slogans, just do that for now.