DeFi projects are making new moves in governance. Recently, a leading lending protocol has started exploring the idea of alleviating community governance disagreements through non-protocol revenue sharing. In simple terms, it involves distributing a portion of the project's generated revenue from channels outside the protocol to governance participants, aiming to balance the demands of different stakeholders. This approach is quite interesting — instead of arguing over the revenue distribution of the protocol itself, it opens up new sources of income to share a piece of the pie with more people. This reflects the need for the DeFi ecosystem to find smarter compromise methods between project teams and the community as it matures. Such innovations are instructive for the exploration of governance models in decentralized finance as a whole.