Yes. Itβs strange because, in Web3 there are consequences at almost every level, and we are having a hard time processing who should make a decision and why.
Is it the tokenholders with financial stake? The founders who hold legal liability, the developers, the foundation, etc.
Consequences are something that no one faces in web3 when shit hits the fan, because there's such a chain of bad decisions often fueled by nepotism and "vibes" that when things go south, no one wants to acknowledge things and "leaders" just move into the next shiny narrative.