Let me start with a potentially eye-opening statement.

Most crypto asset holders actually share a common flaw—we call it the "Clinging Mindset."

They hesitate to sell BTC. They hesitate to sell ETH. When they like a project, they think about locking in for three or five years. There's nothing wrong with this mindset, but the problem is it creates a vicious cycle.

The longer you hold your position, the easier your assets become frozen. What’s the result? Either you hold on without any income, or you are forced to move part of your holdings to seek returns, feeling uneasy—afraid of selling at the wrong time.

Recently, a project launched a liquid staking scheme that directly addresses this old problem. Its logic is simple—why choose only one? Can’t we do both?

Traditional staking has already hit a ceiling

Let’s calmly look at the typical staking process. Usually, it goes like this: you send BTC or ETH into a protocol, earn some native tokens as rewards periodically, but your assets are locked up tightly, with almost no liquidity.

It sounds good, but here’s the catch—the returns are minimal, making withdrawals difficult, and the opportunity costs you miss often outweigh the gains. Especially for investors who genuinely believe in and plan to hold long-term, what they really want is simple: preserve their position, avoid liquidation, and hold with peace of mind.

Traditional staking can’t give you this.

A new generation of solutions changes the game

The core change is simple: it’s not about forcing you to change your holding strategy for the sake of returns, but about allowing you to extract additional value from your assets while maintaining your long-term stance.

This is true win-win—your position stays the same, you get returns, and liquidity remains intact. For crypto investors, this balance is indeed worth paying attention to.