Solv, I really advise you not to do it.
It's not that you can't take advantage; it's just that it's too disgusting.
Really, too serious, too troublesome, too unlikable.
You run a task, and it asks you to sign.
You stake some BTC, and it tells you it's halal compliant.
You want to grab some money, and it throws you a structure diagram of the RWA asset pool.
Are you a protocol? Are you a foundation training course?
The most ridiculous part is that it actually created a whole governance ticket system.
Called BRO, sounds like a rap artist, but when you click in, you find out you actually have to sign, vote, and propose.
I just want some airdrops.
As a result, I have to learn how to participate in the governance of asset flows of halal notes.
Thank you.
There are three benefits to not doing Solv right now:
1. You won't lose sleep, and you won't be watching the forum while waiting for the coin price.
2. You won't fall into a self-illusion of 'Am I starting to understand finance?'
3. You can continue to interact with other projects and be a happy task person.
If you do Solv now, three things will happen:
1. You will start to ponder how BTC rewards connect with real-world finance.
2. You might accidentally get some tickets to govern the RWA asset pool.
3. You will fall into a strange state of 'I actually want to keep proposing.'
So, don't do Solv unless you want to be serious.
Don't sign BRO unless you want to stay.
Don't stake SolvBTC unless you really want to see.
Your own BTC, can you do something more interesting than just price fluctuations?
You shouldn't do Solv, really.
It's not hot enough, not cool enough, not direct enough.
It will only gradually turn you from a 'plaza brush' into a
— Those who have governance rights, voting rights, and understand financial structures.
If you're not ready, don't click on its documentation.
Once you click it, you can't go back.
