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.
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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