I've always felt that there is a particularly absurd 'misalignment phenomenon' in the cryptocurrency world:
You are obviously an 'outsider to the contract',
Yet you demand from the project in the tone of a 'core participant' every day:
"When will the airdrop be released?"
"After doing so many tasks, is this all the votes I get?"
"Did the project team not think about sharing the cake with us at all?"
You have some awareness and understand some processes.
But you haven't realized—you're simply not a member of that governance list.
What Solv is doing now is the hardest step in BTC history:
It's not about breaking new highs, it's not about the ETF.
It's about turning BTC into an 'asset structure component' that can participate in financial dividends, institutional governance, and compliant circulation.
It stakes BTC, earns interest on RWA, and controls governance votes.
What you gain from signing with BRO is structural decision-making power, not just points on a form.
As a result, you finish the task and delete the wallet.
And then say, 'I feel like I’ve been used'?
Dude, you haven't even completed your system identity registration, and you are asking for rewards from the system?
Solv is not a 'task platform'; it's an experimental field for governance-based financial tools.
You think you are getting votes, but in fact, you have been turned into a 'testing execution node' by Solv.
Where is the difference?
🔹 You bind BRO + vote → You are a system member.
🔹 You only do interactions + no signature → You are an outsourced labor worker.
🔹 You propose to participate in the flow of RWA → You are a financial governor.
🔹 You share forms for candy → You are an algorithmically replaceable traffic node.
This is not a matter of right or wrong; it's a matter of positioning.
If you are unwilling to bear the structure, don't expect to share the structural dividends.
To say something unpleasant:
Whether Solv is cold or not right now is not important;
Whether it issues coins in the future is not important.
What truly matters is:
It has quietly filtered who can stay to participate in the financialization structure governance of BTC.
If you have been filtered out, don't be dissatisfied.
📌 Solv hasn't wronged you; it's you who never understood who you are from the beginning.
📌 This is not about taking advantage; it's asking you: "Do you want to become part of the structure?"
📌 If you say no, the system will directly exclude you. It's very fair.
📢 If you are still waiting for the 'project team to deliver benefits', it shows you don’t understand 'what is financial structure evolution'.
📢 It's not that you are qualified to share the cake just because you completed tasks; it's because you signed, participated in the rules, and established an identity—that's called a 'system role'.