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Disappointing it is just being routed to the DAO.

Man, this is wild. Someone really spent $4.4M to buy BONK, voted by themselves, and walked out with $20M. And you know what's crazy? Only 7 people bothered to vote. Out of 18,000. This wasn't a hack. It was pure laziness. The attacker just followed the rules. What scares me is this could happen to any DAO. Most holders don't care until it's too late. By then, your treasury is gone. We keep screaming "decentralization" but if we don't show up to vote, we're just handing power to whales. Lesson learned.

Isn't that the point of a DAO? The point of democracy is that people must vote. It's not like this person bought 51% of tokens and forced his proposal through. He only bought 1% of tokens and only 7 people showed up to vote. As much as this sucks, this is the system that people wanted and they failed to turn up.

It seems "the attacker" does all right. That's just a voting failure in DAO environment.

Disappointing it is just being routed to the DAO.

Man, this is wild. Someone really spent $4.4M to buy BONK, voted by themselves, and walked out with $20M. And you know what's crazy? Only 7 people bothered to vote. Out of 18,000. This wasn't a hack. It was pure laziness. The attacker just followed the rules. What scares me is this could happen to any DAO. Most holders don't care until it's too late. By then, your treasury is gone. We keep screaming "decentralization" but if we don't show up to vote, we're just handing power to whales. Lesson learned.

Isn't that the point of a DAO? The point of democracy is that people must vote. It's not like this person bought 51% of tokens and forced his proposal through. He only bought 1% of tokens and only 7 people showed up to vote. As much as this sucks, this is the system that people wanted and they failed to turn up.

It seems "the attacker" does all right. That's just a voting failure in DAO environment.

Technically they wrote in the DAO proposal that they were going to install a new BONK council, so if they just steal and dump the funds it could be considered fraud.

No, no, no. My dear peasant. It was meant to provide funds to the people who established the DAO and set up the rules so it benefited them. They made the rules. It's very unfair to you to assume those rules should apply to everyone and be applied equally.
^(/s just in case it's not obvious).

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