WLFI just passed the token staking proposal. The general design links all profit-generating channels to staking and lock-up mechanisms. What's interesting is that once locked up as a Node, you can access a 1:1 exchange channel between USDC/USDT and USD1. If this works, it could become a natural money-printing machine for continuous arbitrage. The path is USDC -> USD1 1:1, USD1 -> off-ramp USD. This action is completed by connecting to third-party market makers after obtaining Node qualifications. When USD1 > 1, Nodes can directly exchange USDC for USD1 at a 1:1 ratio and sell it on the secondary market for arbitrage. When USD1 < 1, Nodes can buy USD1 on the secondary market and redeem it for USD through third parties. Of course, there are some thresholds for becoming a Node, such as holding at least 10 million WLFI tokens, completing KYC, and passing qualification reviews. The actual implementation will have to wait until Phase 2. Additionally, in terms of governance design, it’s somewhat similar to the ve model. As the remaining lock-up time decreases, governance power gradually diminishes. In other words, to maintain governance power, you need to continuously lock up tokens.