The importance of voting on the proposal to return the DFH

The HIVE Decentralized Fund or better known as DHF is one of the most important features for the Hive economy and perhaps one of the most unknown to the community, especially to new users. I think it took me a year to find out how it worked and what it was for.
This chain fund serves as seed capital for projects that the community considers beneficial to Hive. And it is endowed with HBD resources that are distributed among the chosen proposals.

This is where the return proposal comes in, which is the line that divides the accepted proposals from the unaccepted proposals. This proposal does not receive funds. Currently this proposal has 36 million votes. Each Hive in HP is a vote.

Voting on this proposal is very important to avoid abuse and centralization of the chain.
As an example to see how centralized Hive is, we can see that a single Hive whale has 25 million voting power and of course exercises it. But even so, medium and small users have more voting power than whales, but they do not exercise it.

For this reason, it is so important to vote on this proposal and thus make good use of the fund. We must finance those proposals that generate value for the chain and not private projects that only generate benefits for those who propose them.
It is up to you, with your vote, to make that decision; do not let others make it for you.

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