During the process of building a stablecoin liquidity pool, have you ever encountered such an awkward situation—holding three types of assets in your account: liquid staking certificates, trading mining tokens, and platform governance tokens, yet each operating independently? After a month, you either rely on staking certificates for fixed income, use mining tokens to seize new opportunities, or speculate on governance tokens when you’re bullish, but what’s the result? The annualized return of the liquidity pool remains stuck around 35%-40%, unable to break through even after adjustments, and during market fluctuations, you are forced to endure drawdown risks.

Actually, the root of the problem lies here—you’ve been treating these rights and interests as independent profit tools, never considering how to make them collaborate. The real strategy should be the other way around: the value of these three assets is not just about stacking yields, but about leveraging an ecosystem feedback mechanism to make their rights and interests’ effectiveness run through the entire operation chain of the liquidity pool. In other words, optimize your capital allocation with liquid staking certificates, strengthen risk hedging with mining tokens, and reverse the yield structure with governance tokens—ultimately forming a closed loop of "rights and interests empowering the liquidity pool, and the liquidity pool amplifying the value of rights and interests."

What are the benefits of this approach? First, it can break through the 35%-40% ceiling; second, it significantly enhances risk resistance under market volatility. It sounds complex, but step-by-step it’s actually very clear. Starting from diagnosing your current operational misconceptions, then detailing how the three types of rights and interests can feedback, how to implement the entire process, and how to respond to risks—this methodology dissects all the details and can be directly applied.