I almost accidentally clicked "Approve" during the vote just now... When I was copying the link to check the details, I also pasted the wrong address, my heart skipped a beat, and I quickly withdrew and reopened the page. To put it simply, many proposal texts are quite righteous, but when I turn to the budget/incentive sections, I start to drift: the testnet incentives and points expectations are written like "let's give some candy first," and then below, they casually add permissions into a new multi-signature/group, with a particularly loose execution stance. Everyone is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens, but I don't really care whether they do or not; I'm more worried about the hidden move of "fixing the power structure in advance just to wait for the airdrop." Anyway, I still stick to my old habit: first see who gets the money, how long it will take to distribute, and who can stop it; if these aren't clear, I continue to oppose.