During the CreatorPad task, the contrast hit me right away as I toggled between the default and advanced settings in the SIGN project. Everything aligned so neatly in theory: users staking $SIGN tokens to support creators, with rewards distributed fairly across the board. Yet once real incentives took over, the behavior changed. A quick look at the early participant data showed that while the #SignDigitalSovereignInfra docs highlighted broad accessibility, the actual usage skewed heavily toward a small group optimizing complex multipliers, pulling most of the rewards in the first few hours. @SignOfficial had built it that way, perhaps to encourage deeper engagement, but it created this quiet divide between casual participants and the incentive-savvy. It left me reflecting on how such systems, no matter how thoughtfully designed, seem to amplify existing advantages rather than level the field. And now I keep wondering whether future adjustments will address that gap or simply refine the game for those already ahead.