Odaily星球日报讯 MKR token holders are currently voting to assess their opinions on whether MakerDAO should "reposition" the Maker brand and abandon the new name "Sky" adopted in August. This non-binding vote currently shows that token holders support keeping the Sky brand, although participation is quite limited at the moment. MakerDAO founder Rune Christensen remained neutral on branding issues in an interview but urged the community to resolve the brand controversy and refocus on growth. He stated, "The most important thing is to make a decision and focus on what matters, which is the product." Christensen emphasized that changing the name to Sky is not just superficial, "far more than just renaming," but part of Maker's "endgame strategy," which has launched new products such as the USDS stablecoin. Christensen indicated that one way to track the success of this stablecoin is to observe the proportion of USDS that is idle and not earning rewards. Of the over 1 billion dollars in circulation, it's worth noting that a portion is not earning rewards—indicating it is held by real humans rather than bots, as this idle behavior suggests genuine usage, since real users view USDS as cash, holding it temporarily without pursuing maximized returns. However, despite this move still being regarded as a success, and the launch of the USDS stablecoin exceeding expectations, Christensen also acknowledged that the renaming to Sky faced challenges that impacted community perception and market confidence. This round of voting will last until November 7. The next step will be a binding governance vote. (CoinDesk)