I agree with you that the falling ROI will result in more masternodes leaving the network, I believe we should divert more of the network rewards to the Masternodes to subsidise them and slow this trend.
Well, being that you're the poster-boy for Dash recklessness I would expect nothing less
@toknormal, it seems that they are looking for a substitute for Ryan. I think you should submit your candidacy.
It seems unbelievable that so many years have had to pass for this fact to arise right now.
DCG's proposal on not voting on this quarter's budget is very interesting.
Thanks to this, we can know the voting power that DCG has and who really pulls the strings of this coin.
If the budget for DCG goes through, there is no doubt that they have somehow monopolized the voting power, and the currency is useless in the long term, since it will not be able to evolve for the user, it will only do so for the DCG.
Possibly, I will sell my nodes if I see that DCG continues to have full support in its financing proposals, since it is a dead end.
It seems that as I intuited. DCG's budget proposal will go through smoothly this month.
It is evident, and much to my regret, that there is a clear centralization of votes in the Dash MN network, since there are whales that always move more than 200 votes in favor of DCG, and that is a sign that there is a small error in decentralization.
I understand that it is nobody's fault that there are whales with hundreds of nodes, since it is their money and their risk. But think for a moment that these whales have an economic and friendship link with DCG. This would mean that no matter what happened, DCG would always receive support, even with a conflict of interest in the face of perhaps more interesting projects that should be financed.
When I see things like this, I think of a father who has a big business and who wants his "dumb" son to continue the business in front of brilliant employees who could do it better than his own son. But the father loves his son, and in the long run when his son governs, the company will die because it is no longer competitive.
A shame. I've never considered getting rid of my MNs, but right now, it's the first time in a long time that I've seen a big, hard-to-fix problem. And I'm not talking about Dash's current performance, I'm talking about future conflicts of interest that are likely to appear in the future and could push out Dash's talent in favor of mediocrity.
All the best