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 forcefully 'buy' back liquidity. Instead, 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 the real yields 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 about becoming a 'shareholder' in the protocol and sharing in the growth dividends of its core business. @Lorenzo Protocol l $BANK #LorenzoProtocol I tracked a metric that I call 'liquidity retention rate', comparing the LP loss of BANK with several established DeFi tokens after experiencing similar market fluctuations, and BANK's retention rate is nearly 40% higher. Data doesn't lie; this model creates 'partners', not 'mercenaries.'