Lido DAO Token price

[THE BLOCK] Lido DAO votes to enable dual governance, giving stakers veto power $LDO

Lido DAO votes to enable dual governance, giving stakers veto power

Ending this week with #FARTCOIN 20%+ and going #SPX6900 20%+ and going $APU 20%+ and going $LDO 5% and just starting GN 💤

“Staking is a meme”: The issuance curve and the economy of Ethereum aren’t that complex. Ethereum’s security comes from its slashing penalty. “Staking is only there to protect users from dilution”: The issuance is carefully designed to be as minimally inflationary as possible, so we’re not headed toward the dead end of a 21 million cap and decaying security. “Centralization” I agree this can be improved. With permissionless protocols and lower barriers of entry. Solution: For Haseeb to revisit and discuss the thesis behind their investment in Lido.

Just brushed past $AMI and it has once again broken a new high! The ATH of 0.147 dollars came a bit aggressively, but after flipping through Amnis Finance's ledger, this surge is definitely not just hype — let’s chat about why I dare to lock it into a long-term position 👇 First, here’s the hard data: a seriously undervalued market cap token. Let’s do the math and you’ll understand: $LDO corresponds to 300 billion dollars in ETH, with a market cap of 640 million dollars; $JTO corresponds to 77.9 billion dollars in SOL, with a market cap of 696 million dollars; But $AMI corresponds to 3.1 billion dollars in APT, with a market cap of only 11.2 million dollars?? Based on the market cap ratio of JTO to the public chain market cap, AMI should at least reach a market cap of 27.7 million dollars — the current price is just 2.5 times the base, and this doesn’t even account for DAO governance and staking weight, which are huge factors yet to be realized! Just quietly saying, if APT breaks through 6 dollars, with on-chain TVL and LSD demand exploding, 0.3 dollars might just be the first small target 🌚 Why do I dare to bet on Amnis? These three points are too strong: 1️⃣ Aptos LSD track is absolutely the leader. From stAPT to amAPT, these two LSTs are being snatched up by major protocols in the Aptos ecosystem, just like stETH on ETH, becoming liquidity infrastructure, and this alone puts them streets ahead of competitors. 2️⃣ DAO governance is not just talk; it’s real power delegation. The newly launched governance system is a key feature: holding tokens allows you to vote on selecting validation nodes, adjusting staking parameters, and managing the treasury, which is much more substantial than those projects that just shout decentralization. I saw the community debating whether to grant power to new nodes yesterday; that’s a living DAO! 3️⃣ LFM backing + anti-dip resilience. Remember the last time the market crashed? AMI was one of the few coins that didn’t get halved, rebounding directly to a new high. The team background speaks for itself; projects backed by LFM have never let down in Aptos, those who know, know. Real talk: why I’ve held from 0.035 to now. To be honest, I initially entered the KOL round because I saw the potential of the Aptos ecosystem, but Amnis's speed of implementation has truly exceeded expectations — while others are still drawing roadmaps, they have already decentralized validators and launched governance. Now my position has tripled, but honestly, I’m afraid to sell: looking at the trends of LDO and JTO, once the leading effect is formed, the subsequent gains will be substantial. Especially with APT about to kick off DeFi Summer, if I catch this wave, 0.147 might just be a small fraction... Finally, let me say something from the heart. Finding a coin to hold in Aptos is tough; many projects rely on hype, but Amnis is one of the few that can turn "narrative" into "mechanism." DAO governance is not just a gimmick; it’s a crucial step to tie the token price to the protocol's value.