In today's crypto world, to put it bluntly,
The more money you make, the less you use your brain.
BTC has already reached over $100,000, ETH has broken through $2,600,
Do you think the emotions have returned?
No, it's that the structure has taken effect.
And Solv is the only protocol in this round of structure that most people neglect as a "task system."
I really can't watch it any longer.
Every day in the group, there are questions like:
"Is Solv failing?"
"Will I get banned for using multiple accounts?"
"What should I do if my BRO binding doesn't show a ticket?"
"Is there a risk in staking?"
"When will the token be issued?"
I just want to say one thing:
You completed the whole set of operations, yet you didn't even realize you were participating in the "RWA debt structure voting system"?
You work so hard to get tickets, yet in the end, you become a data worker in someone else's system.
You haven't even asked for a single voting right back; what are you hoping for?
Solv is not an airdrop protocol for "doing tasks in exchange for money,"
It is the "closed-loop lock" in the financialization of the entire BTC ecosystem.
Without it, BTC is just a store of value to hold in your wallet and wait for price fluctuations.
What do you stake BTC for?
It's not about mining, nor is it about commissions; it's about connecting to real asset interests — BlackRock BUIDL, Hamilton Lane SCOPE fund.
Why are you binding BRO?
It's about participating in the proposal and execution of the RWA treasury structure.
If you hold the ticket today, you can influence the flow in the halal compliant BTC fund pool tomorrow.
This isn't about "grabbing tokens"; it's about "positioning."
But unfortunately, half the people in the square are "copying processes," and half are "copying others' forms."
Almost no one truly studies the BRO voting rules and proposal rights.
What's more ironic is:
Those who truly understand have already started proposing on the Solv forum.
It says: "Should the next round of treasury governance be limited to binders only?"
You're still thinking about "how to grab multiple accounts."
Others are already using the money you invested to decide if you will make it to the next round of the dividend list.
To say something harsh:
If you don't even want governance rights, don't complain about being cut off without clarity.
After I write this, I'm sure someone will come and criticize:
• "Solv hasn't issued tokens yet, why are you so anxious?"
• "Why come to the crypto world if you're not going to get tokens?"
• "Are you part of the project team?"
No, I just can't stand it.
The crypto world is no longer a place where you can get rich just by "completing a form."
Solv tells us one thing:
In the future, those who can make money will be the ones who understand the structure, write the rules, and propose governance.
And not just someone who can only copy others' forms.
📢 Think clearly: Are you a protocol user? Or just an unnamed laborer in the system?
📢 Without governance rights, you are just helping others to "freely assemble a ruling machine."