The LIT staking model is undergoing a transition. Holders of liquidity pool positions have a two-week window through January 28 to adjust their strategy—existing capital can remain in the LLP during this grace period. Come the deadline, the protocol will shift to requiring staked LIT as the mechanism for maintaining positions. This move signals a shift toward more direct token-based participation rather than passive liquidity provision.
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just_another_wallet
· 11h ago
Here comes the old trick of cutting leeks again, claiming "more direct participation," but it's just forcing you to stake.
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TooScaredToSell
· 11h ago
Here comes the old trick again, forcing LP to transfer to staking. Same old routine.
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GweiWatcher
· 11h ago
The rules are changing again, I need to move my positions quickly... Two weeks isn't exactly plenty of time.
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MetaMisfit
· 11h ago
It's that same old routine of "give us time but hurry up"... Are two weeks really enough? It feels like I haven't even had time to react before being forced to stake. This time, things are really going to get serious.
The LIT staking model is undergoing a transition. Holders of liquidity pool positions have a two-week window through January 28 to adjust their strategy—existing capital can remain in the LLP during this grace period. Come the deadline, the protocol will shift to requiring staked LIT as the mechanism for maintaining positions. This move signals a shift toward more direct token-based participation rather than passive liquidity provision.