I personally have some say in ARB 1. I used to be the largest authorized representative in the Chinese speaking region of Arbitrum, with the highest voting rights ranking 8th globally. At that time, I also held a large ARB position (at least among the top three in Chinese) 2. During those years of participating in Arbitrum governance, the two things that really impressed me the most were the ecological incentive plan and how ARB should empower it. At that time, there were three online meetings every month. The pledge entrustment for arb has been voted through, and I am puzzled why it cannot be executed continuously. 3. At that time, it was more about how to spend money and how to provide subsidies. During Dao's process of doing STIP and long-term incentive plans, I had contact with countless teams with DeFi agreements who approached me. At that time, I was most concerned about how to empower ARB, and the conclusion was naturally very disappointing 4. In early 2024, I remember ARB skyrocketing and then plummeting after $2 ， When the coin price returned to 2.1 or above, I finally realized that I should clear my position. Provide After taking it for a year, both the cost of silence and participation were huge mistakes. 5. This post is about Arbitrum providing incentive funds to the project, and three companies including Limitless converting the money into USDC, moving out or posting without returning it. The DAO is voting to permanently prohibit them from receiving funding again. The deeper I get involved, the more I realize a problem: We have spent a lot of time researching how to distribute ARBs, but we have not truly solved why ARBs are worth holding for the long term 6. In the past 4-5 years, I have been deeply involved in many public blockchains and DeFi protocols. I have been searching and struggling, and the conclusion is that I have found that any representative should sell and exchange for u as soon as possible and then buy BTC/ETH. Empty storage is the greatest strategy.