Should owning a token give you a voice in a project's future? In many DAOs, token holders can participate in governance by voting on proposals. It sounds fair if you're invested in an ecosystem, you should have a say in its direction. But there's another side to consider. Does owning more tokens mean having more influence? And what about developers, contributors and active community members who may hold fewer tokens? Should governance power depend on token ownership, contribution, or both? Let's discuss. 👇 #SOL #liberdus @Liberdus $SOL