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Folks were gathered around last week, chatting about Fogo when someone brought up rules and the systems holding them together. Out of nowhere came a thought: how strict demands on validators nudge certain people toward or away from helping protect the network. You might miss it at first glance, yet these hidden benchmarks shift involvement slowly. That slow drift changes how spread out control really gets in the long run.
Might sound odd, yet rules mean little if they ignore how a system actually runs. They need to move like the code does. Without alignment between rewards and structure, small gaps grow. Over time, mismatch shapes outcome, vision stays clean on document, real world wobbles anyway.