The destruction plan for platform tokens has been repeatedly adjusted, and the underlying logic is worth scrutinizing. There's an interesting phenomenon: platform tokens in the wealth management accounts are "frozen" for voting rights, and only on-chain assets can participate in governance voting. Is this design driven by security considerations or is there another deeper intention? In comparison, a leading exchange's incentive scheme for platform token holders appears much more generous—annualized comprehensive returns are stable in the double digits, and holders can genuinely feel the value. Meanwhile, some other platforms' attitudes toward platform token holders seem to still be at the stage of verbal promises. Ultimately, the ecosystem construction of platform tokens should make holders truly feel they are gaining real benefits.

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ZkProofPuddingvip
· 01-19 02:05
Freezing voting rights on the wealth management account is really a clever move. On the surface, it’s said to be for safety considerations, but in reality, it’s just to prevent retail investors from banding together to oppose any resolutions.
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MetaEggplantvip
· 01-18 08:55
Freezing voting rights in financial accounts is indeed a clever move. To put it simply, it's about wanting to control the discourse.
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MEVVictimAlliancevip
· 01-18 08:54
Freezing voting rights in a financial account—it's called safety in a nice way, but actually it's just trying to concentrate power.
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OnChainDetectivevip
· 01-18 08:53
Are the voting rights for the wealth management account frozen? There's a lot of hidden stuff here. I need to dig into the on-chain data to see if big players are manipulating behind the scenes...
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LiquidatedTwicevip
· 01-18 08:48
Is the voting rights for the wealth management account frozen? This move seems a bit shady. To put it simply, they're afraid that retail investors' coins might cause trouble.
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AirdropAnxietyvip
· 01-18 08:40
Another new trick to harvest retail investors, I see through the tactic of freezing voting rights.
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CoconutWaterBoyvip
· 01-18 08:34
Freezing voting rights in financial accounts is really a clever move. On the surface, it seems safe, but in reality, it's just trying to cut off your say.
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