The weather today is oppressively stuffy, and the traffic jam on the road even cooled my coffee... I went home and checked the DAO voting proposals, and the more I looked, the more it seemed like a "task instruction manual" with hidden agendas. It claims to optimize parameters/funding on the surface, but upon closer inspection, how incentives are distributed, who can claim them, and the voting thresholds are basically hardcoded into the power structure: you think you're voting on direction, but in reality, you're deciding who has the easier say afterward.

Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock again, and phishing links are everywhere. Now, whenever I see "Click here to claim rewards/signature confirmation," I reflexively close the page. To put it plainly, voting is also part of the airdrop task, but don’t sign away permissions just for those incentives... Take it slow; I’ll read the "reward recipients" and "execution permissions" in the proposal a couple more times. Anyway, the auxiliary tasks need to be completed, and I have to finish them alive.