Lately, I've been getting a bit obsessed with DAO voting. The proposal surface says "Encourage community participation," but only in the appendix do I find out that rewards are distributed based on voting weight... Basically, the bigger the holder, the more they get, and the more they vote, the bigger their share. And some key parameters are written very vaguely, waiting until after the fact to slowly adjust through execution authority—this power structure just slips by. As a perfectionist, I start to get tangled: I want to wait until things are clearer before voting, but often I end up missing the window.

The economic collapse of blockchain games is actually quite similar—inflation + studios coming in, coin prices spiraling, and in the end, it's all about "who can exit faster." So now, before I vote, I take an extra step: spend some time reviewing the treasury flow, lock/unlock schedules, and distribution of holdings. I even prefer to pay a bit more Gas to look at the contract permissions on-chain—troublesome but more reassuring... For now, that's how I do it.