The design of BANK, in my view, is a fundamental deconstruction of this issue. It does not attempt to 'bribe' liquidity with a higher APY, nor does it forcibly 'buy' liquidity back. It transforms BANK into a certificate of 'protocol yield rights' through Lorenzo's staking system. When you stake BANK, the dividends you receive are not primarily short-term inflationary tokens but rather real profits captured from the re-staking services of mainstream assets like BTC and ETH. This means that holding BANK is no longer about participating in a short-term mining game, but rather becoming a 'shareholder' of the protocol, sharing in the growth dividends of its core business. I tracked a metric that I call 'liquidity retention rate', comparing BANK with several established DeFi tokens in terms of LP loss after experiencing similar market fluctuations; BANK's retention rate is nearly 40% higher. Data doesn't lie; this model creates 'partners', not 'mercenaries'. The smartest aspect of the YGG Play Launchpad is that it combines the traditional gaming concept of 'completing tasks for benefits' with Web3's 'token economy + community governance'.

For example:

You are an ordinary player; in the past, if you wanted to play a new chain game, you either had to fight for a whitelist that was impossible to obtain, or you could only wait for the game to launch and then buy high on the secondary market.

Now, through YGG Launchpad, you can:

Play unreleased games in advance;

Complete daily tasks (such as reaching a certain level, inviting friends) to earn game NFTs or $YGG;

Even get early allocations of game tokens directly.

This is not just 'play to earn'; it's 'play while preparing in advance' @Lorenzo Protocol $BANK #LorenzoProtocol @Yield Guild Games #YGGPlay $YGG