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#bedrock Recently, some retail traders came to ask me if

大家好才是真的好好 · 2026-06-06T13:57:38.000Z

#bedrock Recently, some retail traders came to ask me if they could really profit from governance on the blockchain. I shook my head right away: DeFi voting rights have always been a private club for big players, and retail traders can at most just be the ones raising their hands. Holding onto this thought, I didn't even bother to check the governance page of @Bedrock , letting my veBR just sit in my wallet, snoozing away. Until last Monday, I accidentally cast a vote for the uniBTC pool, and the next day, I quietly found a bonus of Diamonds in my account. At that moment, I realized this wasn’t just a marketing gimmick but actual profit realization. On-chain data confirmed the contrast: before the incentives were launched, the Gauge voting area was as deserted as a wasteland; after the rewards were unlocked, retail holders of veBR were collectively awakened and rushed in. Even those old players around me who locked their $BR and then bailed are now glued to the pool depth and fee calculations every day, even voluntarily extending their lock-up periods just to grab a bit more voting weight. Cold hard cash is always the most effective wake-up call. However, amid the excitement, problems also came to light. A large number of users couldn't care less about the underlying asset quality and long-term value; they just focused on dumping votes into the panel with the highest APR. Liquidity was attracted like a magnet, crazily concentrating in top pools, while emerging or solidly established pools gradually dried up due to insufficient weight. This isn't resource optimization; it's turning governance into a high-yield capital amplifier. The Bedrock mechanism that ties rewards to effective voting depth has indeed lowered the entry barrier significantly, allowing ordinary holders to get a piece of the pie. This kind of wild growth breaks past oligopoly monopolies, and the noisy real competition far exceeds the lifeless closed meetings. But for long-term sustainability, we must introduce on-chain credibility and behavioral weight filtering mechanisms early; otherwise, the yield farmers and multi-address vote bots will soon turn the Gauge into a farm. $BNB I still don’t chase any narratives; I only vote for projects that genuinely lack liquidity and are solid in their work, using 24h real trading volume and unlocking pace as hard filters. Bedrock is proving that taking power from a few and giving it to more players may cause some chaos, but it could also bring about a truly vibrant governance ecosystem. $BR