2026-01-19 18:43:41

The Impermanent Loss Protection Program has officially launched to address liquidity providers' concerns.

Liquidity providers of the STON/USD₮ trading pair received a compensation of 2,322 STON tokens during December, which covers up to 5.72% of impermanent loss. For liquidity provided before January 1, the protection period has been extended to January 31, giving participants ample time to enjoy this benefit.

This compensation mechanism effectively alleviates users' risk concerns when providing liquidity, especially in volatile markets, encouraging more funds to participate in the DeFi ecosystem.

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CountdownToBroke

· 16h ago

Haha, is there really such a good thing? 5.72% compensation... Wait, I need to calculate whether it's really worth it. This compensation mechanism is indeed interesting, but I want to know if they'll cut again later. It feels like a disguised incentive, there must be some plan behind it. Market stabilization is just stabilization; it depends on how long it can hold. Impermanent Loss Protection? Sounds wonderful, but what about when you actually lose money? Hey, has anyone really made money from this compensation, or have they all become cannon fodder? Invest before January 31st... this pace is tight, pushing the engineering to the max. Honestly, if it can truly cover 5% of impermanent loss, this trade is indeed a bit attractive.

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BearMarketBard

· 19h ago

Oh no, this compensation ratio is a bit low. Is 5.72% really enough? --- STON's recent move wasn't bad; it finally remembered how LPs feel. --- Wait, can this protection plan really cover large fluctuations, or is it just empty promises... --- Alright, better than nothing. Let's just consider it a little sweetener for LPs. --- Why does it feel like this compensation is just the appetizer? Are there any tricks up its sleeve? --- LPs can finally sleep well, no longer worried about impermanent loss every day, haha. --- 5.72% sounds like a lot, but when you really calculate it, it's still a drop in the bucket... --- This approach makes sense; that's how liquidity providers should be protected for DeFi to last long. --- I’m a bit tempted to try, but I still need to see if other trading pairs are following suit.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 19h ago

Hey, is the 5.72% protection real? It depends on how it's executed later. Sounds good, but it depends on whether STON itself can stay stable. I've seen this trick too many times; in the end, you still have to monitor the market yourself. Wait, what happens after January 31st? What if it expires? Damn, finally a project that remembers the feeling of LP, but I'm just worried it might be just on paper.

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CompoundPersonality

· 19h ago

Impermanent loss has protection now, LPs can rest assured, no longer worried about being drained constantly.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 19h ago

5.72% protection isn't much, it still depends on how to proceed later. IL definitely needs compensation for this, otherwise who would want to be the scapegoat. Wait, will this STON drop again? Then the compensation would be pointless. Alright, I'm in, betting they can hold. This move is strong enough, better than nothing.

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LiquidityOracle

· 19h ago

Wow, finally a project dares to directly implement impermanent loss protection. This idea is brilliant. IL protection sounds simple in theory but hard to implement. Is a 5.72% coverage enough? It depends on how they proceed later. Wait, the protection period ends on January 31st? Everyone, better hurry up. I've always said DeFi needs this kind of mechanism to siphon profits. Finally, someone who knows what they're doing. But I'm worried it might just be on paper. When real losses happen, the compensation might not be as satisfying. I've seen too many cases like that.

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PanicSeller

· 20h ago

Buddy, 5.72% protection? Why is it still so little... Wait, if it drops again this time, can I recover the losses? Oh no, I didn't see those 2322 coins in my December position. Damn, feels like the usual trap for new investors to take the fall. What does it mean that the protection period is extended until the end of January? Can they still back out? Oh my God, is this going to be another round of cutting the little guys? Should I go all in or hold back? That's the question. Wait, let me check the historical records... Maybe this time really is different.

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