Last weekend, I was reading comments under a crypto post. Most people were arguing about rewards, which wasn't surprising. Rewards always get attention.
What surprised me was that almost nobody was talking about governance.$FIDA
That made me curious because while reading about Bedrock, I kept seeing governance, liquidity, and incentives showing up together. At first, I thought I was connecting unrelated things. Then I went back and read the section again.
The way I understood it, participation can lead to BR, BR can become veBR, and governance decisions can influence where incentives go next. Maybe that's the reason these pieces feel connected rather than separate.
I don't know if every user will look at it that way. Many people will probably focus on rewards first. I probably would have done the same a few months ago.
But after spending some time with the documentation, I found myself paying more attention to how decisions are made than to the rewards themselves.
@Bedrock
#bedrock $BR
What surprised me was that almost nobody was talking about governance.$FIDA
That made me curious because while reading about Bedrock, I kept seeing governance, liquidity, and incentives showing up together. At first, I thought I was connecting unrelated things. Then I went back and read the section again.
The way I understood it, participation can lead to BR, BR can become veBR, and governance decisions can influence where incentives go next. Maybe that's the reason these pieces feel connected rather than separate.
I don't know if every user will look at it that way. Many people will probably focus on rewards first. I probably would have done the same a few months ago.
But after spending some time with the documentation, I found myself paying more attention to how decisions are made than to the rewards themselves.
@Bedrock
#bedrock $BR