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I think it's a coinflip. LEO has to perform for LSTR to work. The only thing LSTR has over LEO is the auto-compounding and possibly some financial products down the road that don't apply to the LEO token. As for the auto-compounding, you can do it yourself on Arbitrum and then the USDC goes in your pocket. You can choose what to do with it. LSTR will automatically buy LEO with it. The biggest thing is down the road a ways, I think. LSTR could become listed on other places, hell, it may even be able to become a company and do an IPO. Who knows? Or it could borrow fiat and buy more LEO? I have no idea what they've got in the plans, but because I already own a good chunk of LEO, I wanted to at least get a solid piece of LSTR in case it ends up going bonkers.

makes sense. You have enough Leo to dabble in it. I grabbed 210.