Recently, I came across discussions about "delegated voting" again, and the more I look at it, the more it resembles a company meeting: retail investors' small votes are ultimately handed over to a few big accounts for proxy voting, claiming to be decentralized, but who does the governance tokens really govern... Honestly, it’s governing people like me who are too lazy to research and love leverage, shouting ideals before voting, and looking at returns after voting. When a region raises taxes or tightens regulations, and expectations for deposits and withdrawals change, everyone immediately crowds their votes toward the "seems most stable and negotiable" oligarchs, like seeking psychological insurance. Anyway, I’m more like someone who "clicks delegated voting out of emotion" rather than "reads each proposal carefully and votes seriously," gotta admit it stings.