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I muted the group, and I feel much more at peace... Before, I was caught up in the daily water wars of L2 with comments like "TPS breaking records again," "fees dropping again," "ecosystem subsidies at full throttle," which made my emotions go up first, and I couldn't focus on the data. After calming down and reviewing DAO proposals, I realized that what I should really be paying attention to isn't the shiny KPIs, but how the incentives are written, who can receive them, and how voting rights are distributed: Are the rewards biased toward large holders/agents? Will the thresholds and delegation mechanisms concentrate power more and more? To put it simply, every line of "incentive" in the proposal is actually changing the power structure, just packaged more gently. Anyway, now I look at the beneficiary list first when voting, then the execution rights, and finally the narrative—slower, but I feel more at ease.