ERA can vote to change rules, this matter previously always felt like 'drawing a pie'. But in Caldera, there are indeed people voting to 'reduce cross-chain transaction fees by 20%', and just three days later it was changed - like neighbors getting together to discuss 'whether to repair the road at the village entrance', and it counts.
Holders see that voting is useful, so they start to care: fees should be reduced, functions should be added, and everyone is willing to get involved. The chain changes according to everyone's wishes, making it easier to use, and this 'voting right' in ERA is no longer just a title.
