Spotted a critical structural flaw in some protocol designs. When the developer and creator are the same entity, it creates a cascade of problems worth examining:
This centralization breeds persistent PVP dynamics—constant competitive friction instead of collaboration. Worse, it incentivizes farming dev fees at the expense of actual creators, who end up unrewarded for their contribution.
The incentive structure is fundamentally broken. For devs evaluating protocols: this dependency model needs immediate architectural review.
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GateUser-8a71d72c
· 8h ago
If you don't understand PVP, hurry up and go now, or you'll miss the train.
Spotted a critical structural flaw in some protocol designs. When the developer and creator are the same entity, it creates a cascade of problems worth examining:
This centralization breeds persistent PVP dynamics—constant competitive friction instead of collaboration. Worse, it incentivizes farming dev fees at the expense of actual creators, who end up unrewarded for their contribution.
The incentive structure is fundamentally broken. For devs evaluating protocols: this dependency model needs immediate architectural review.