"The road to hell is paved with good intentions." 

feeling the itch from seeing the headline success of seasoned captain scoring big in expedition in the Bermuda triangle of the ocean of incentives (a.k.a. greed and manipulation), well intentioned crew jump ship and go full risk-on hype surfing in the Bermudas, where the sharks fed on hype surfers and the whales they attract.

$MIRA and $AICC are both sadly predictable: smart people with real-world hard-earned rep with great intentions, rushing into the hype without the execution experience to handle incentives of that magnitude, without a strong moral anchor of what's right and what's wrong, without researching the consequences of actions, thought they were doing the "cool shit" listening to the "right friends"... 

getting themselves and their followers rekt'd in a storm, is just a matter of when.

for the well intentioned young captains wannabees - avoid the hype trap and beware of your own ego in the clout temptation before you are strong enough mentally and physically to not torn apart by the whirlwind of incentives. 

to build something of value that lasts, learn from the best how to read the wind, learn about the uncharted water and understand the nuanced complexity of incentives, learn how to navigate uncertainty, take the time to build up your own edge in both hard skills and principled judgement in hard decisions with consequnes, before plunging into the perfect storm.