In the framework of the Lorenzo Protocol, $BANK is not merely an incentive tool but the core link connecting protocol governance, user participation, and long-term value. Through the veBANK mechanism, Lorenzo encourages users to transform short-term speculative behavior into long-term participation.
The design of veBANK ties voting rights to time commitment. The longer the locking period, the higher the governance weight. This mechanism to some extent filters out participants who truly care about the long-term development of the protocol. At the same time, it also reduces the likelihood of governance being manipulated by short-term funds.
On the incentive level, $BANK links with protocol income and treasury usage, creating a positive feedback loop between token value and platform development. This structure helps align the interests of users, strategy providers, and the protocol itself.
Of course, the success of the token mechanism ultimately depends on whether the protocol can continuously provide attractive products. But from a design logic perspective, Lorenzo's token model clearly leans more towards long-termism rather than short-term boosts.
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