The idea that DHF needs a business mindset often crosses my mind. It’s not enough to have a good idea or real passion for Hive. If a project seeks community funds, it must answer some basic questions: what are we building, how will we measure success, and what will happen if we fall short?
The comparison to Apple or Tesla makes sense in one way. Even small projects operate in an environment full of factors they cannot control. However, that does not mean accountability should weaken. It means we need to be more honest in our reporting and transparency regarding what is working and what is not.
Decentralization is only as strong as the participation behind it. If most holders do not engage with proposals, a small group will essentially make the decisions anyway. That is the real risk.
RE: O Proposals