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A friend of mine who focuses on arbitrage nearly had a

小猫咪说币 · 2026-06-06T16:59:33.000Z

A friend of mine who focuses on arbitrage nearly had a mental breakdown last week. He meticulously calculated all his naked positions and exit strategies for a short-term high-stakes incentive from an emerging protocol, only to miss a sneaky "non-locker slippage penalty" hidden in the protocol. Just 0.3 seconds of network delay combined with this penalty made his entire wallet's profits vanish in an instant. He later dubbed it the classic design of "sniping the freeloaders." Interestingly, the newly launched token model, @Bedrock , seems to have encoded this rule into the backbone of the entire system. The official way of breaking the glass ceiling was quite elegant: directly linking the locked state of $BR with available strategy yield levels. Non-lockers can only access the lowest beautified flexible interest rates, while long-term stakers can feast on the high-level excess dividends generated from cross-chain aggregation. This is a prime example of hard game theory. Those short-term traders shouting for fairness overlook a crucial fact: the stakers bearing the strongest time risk should rightfully claim the largest slice of the pie, as it's a pricing of opportunity cost. $BTC However, unlike those players who mindlessly go all-in at the sight of extreme deflation, what I'm calculating isn't the potential annualized return, but the deadly internal competition triggered by this violent incentive structure. Once yields escalate to grotesque levels, will the whales go crazy borrowing to inflate their yield weights, thus extending the lock-up periods and creating a terrifying liquidation curve tied to the BR price? As vast amounts of chips are frozen in contracts under super high leverage, any significant passive sell-off could morph into an on-chain liquidation ten times more brutal than the original washout. Bedrock isn’t lying; the rules are made for those brave enough to gamble their time, but we need to think clearly about whether we're betting on time or the systemic resonance risk re-packaged by derivative leverage. #Bedrock $BR @Bedrock