everyone saw what happened in DeFi 2.0 projects threw mountains of rewards at users…and still collapsed why? because rewards alone don’t make sticky liquidity - they just attract mercenary capital that comes, drains, and leaves @LayerBankFi is trying something smarter with $ULAB its boosted yields also make it worth locking in for longer; hereby, giving committed users a way to multiply their APRs while anchoring liquidity on the platform on top of that, stakers steer emissions through governance → they decide which pools deserve more rewards, which effectively decides where liquidity deepens and where activity concentrates furthermore, w cross-chain staking via xULAB, it’s clear these incentives aren’t boxed into one chain or one market; which widens the token utility so instead of bleeding value, @LayerBankFi set things up so rewards feed directly back into growth → a cycle that gets stronger as adoption builds