The governance model of ERA does not take an empty approach, but instead focuses on solving seemingly trivial issues that actually affect user experience. For example, they discuss whether to offer cross-chain fee discounts to old users and how to allocate incentives for the launch of new chains.

Recently, a proposal to provide Gas subsidies to 27 million old wallet users was approved. Surprisingly, this decision was quickly put into action, and the old users actually received the subsidies. This rapid implementation of governance has made holders feel the value of their votes, thus enhancing the weight of ERA in the minds of users.

This detail-oriented governance model demonstrates ERA's focus on user needs. By addressing these seemingly minor yet crucial issues for user experience, ERA is gradually building user trust in its governance system. This approach not only enhances user satisfaction but also promotes active community participation, laying a solid foundation for ERA's long-term development.