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The Liquidity Slicing Protocol for Node Staking
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The Liquidity Slicing Protocol for Node Staking
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The LSP protocol is a liquidity service protocol built on the decentralized verification network OmniVerify Chain. The protocol allows users to slice, combine, and transfer DPoS/POS node staked assets. The full name of the LSP protocol is the Liquidity Slicing Protocol for Node Staking, which provides liquidity slicing services for node staking.
Users can verify nodes through sharded storage on the DPoS/POS public chain and obtain staking certificates in a decentralized manner. With the support of OmniVerify Chain, it is possible to retain node income while allowing the trading and circulation of these certificates, and even construct DeFi products through their combination.
The operation and promotion of the LSP protocol address the issue of lost market liquidity for a large number of DPoS/POS public chain assets while preserving their rights and interests. Furthermore, the LSP protocol enables node assets participating in the protocol to maintain their node functions, including data verification and asset security for the original network, during secondary transactions or combined transactions.
The birth of the LSP protocol provides enhanced liquidity value for numerous public chains from the perspective of underlying infrastructure, further realizing the aggregation ability of public chain node rights and interests. This expansion enhances interaction between user ecology and market funds.