"You dress like this every day, are you trying to attract someone?"
He stared at my shirt, which had just unbuttoned one button.
I sat in front of the Solv backend governance control panel and chuckled:
"I want to fish, but not for men, but for the financial power of BTC."
I accompanied him for 7 days, had 3 meals, and interacted with nearly 30 wallets for staking.
He never tells me how to write the contract address, only tells me to "be obedient."
He said: "You help me cast votes, and I'll help you keep your proposal qualification."
I acted dumb, nodded, and continued to be a "vase."
Actually, that day after he got drunk, I extracted the internal task configuration table of Solv from his assistant.
I copied the wallet distribution model myself and set up a voting rights proxy contract under the BRO module.
I set up a 'temporary governance account' linked to my private key.
On the day of the airdrop distribution:
• He got 680U and cursed me for not casting enough votes.
• I used the 10 accounts I built to earn 1760U + bind new round RWA bond voting rights.
I didn't reply to his message, just posted my proposal on the Solv DAO homepage:
Propose to remove all wallets with unfinished BRO binding tasks from participating in the next round of bond earnings.
He broke down in the comments: "Are you really writing code?"
I replied with two words: "Shut up."
✅ Solv is the starting point of the financial treasury on the BTC chain:
• Binance On-Chain Yield partner
• Support BTC staking without selling coins to obtain on-chain annualized returns (starting from 3.9%).
• All logic is transparent, contracts settle automatically, no recognition of individuals, only on-chain interactions.
✅ The core of Solv is the RWA × BRO system:
• Connecting with sovereign bond asset pools like BlackRock and Hamilton Lane
• Treasury earnings come from real bond interest returns.
• BRO module binding user behavior = Participant identity credential + Governance anchoring.
I'm not just taking airdrops; I'm building my own debt rights system.
🎯 He thought I relied on my body to seize power.
But I used the Solv treasury governance to kick him out of the BTC financial table.
Men want to control me, but in the end, I put them on the 'invalid votes list' of the treasury proposal.
💬 • Who in the crypto world really holds power?
• Is the Solv governance mechanism really a "on-chain feminist weapon"?
• BRO binding ≠ airdrop tasks, it is an on-chain sovereign proof?
📢 Comment + Like + Share, you can underestimate a woman, but don't underestimate the contracts she deploys on Solv.