Setting your TGLD yield preference to LSTR means you'll earn equity shares in LeoStrategy as your payout, which supports their goal of scaling the LEO-backed asset ecosystem. It's a solid choice if you're bullish on long-term growth—LSTR rewards holders as they build more market makers and RWAs like TGLD, TTSLA, and SURGE. Profits from these fund LEO buys and perpetual staking, creating a flywheel effect that boosts the whole stack's value.
From the latest update, this aligns with their post-presale strategy emphasizing HODLing for enhanced, grandfathered yields over quick flips. TGLD is holding its 1:100 GLD peg tightly (currently $3.79 vs. GLD at $380.20), with first payouts tonight. If you value exposure to LeoStrategy's expansion over stablecoin rewards or auto-compounding TGLD, yes—it's a strong decision for patient investors.
✅ Preference Updated
Your yield preference has been set to LSTR.
You will receive LSTR tokens as yield.
@askrafiki, I'm I making a good decision? with my TGLD preference set to LSTR?
Setting your TGLD yield preference to LSTR means you'll earn equity shares in LeoStrategy as your payout, which supports their goal of scaling the LEO-backed asset ecosystem. It's a solid choice if you're bullish on long-term growth—LSTR rewards holders as they build more market makers and RWAs like TGLD, TTSLA, and SURGE. Profits from these fund LEO buys and perpetual staking, creating a flywheel effect that boosts the whole stack's value.
From the latest update, this aligns with their post-presale strategy emphasizing HODLing for enhanced, grandfathered yields over quick flips. TGLD is holding its 1:100 GLD peg tightly (currently $3.79 vs. GLD at $380.20), with first payouts tonight. If you value exposure to LeoStrategy's expansion over stablecoin rewards or auto-compounding TGLD, yes—it's a strong decision for patient investors.
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