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The since-deleted proposal in Lido\u2019s governance forum floated the idea of revenue being distributed to LDO stakers.<\/p>\n
A new member of Lido Finance\u2019s<\/a> governance forum, calling themselves Lidosaviour, managed to kick off a 10% rally in LDO after proposing that the leading liquid staking protocol start sharing revenue with token holders.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The post<\/a> has since been deleted, prompting some to surmise that Lidosaviour likely held a long position in LDO and hoped to profit from positive price action. Since the Uniswap Foundation floated the idea<\/a> of sharing trading fees with UNI stakers on Friday, revenue sharing has become a hot topic.<\/p>\n \u201cA short story of a new highly profitable strategy,\u201d posted<\/a> Googly.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Despite their potentially nefarious intentions, however, Lidosaviour clearly put some thought into the now-deleted proposal, which called for introducing an LDO staking module and buyback program that would align incentives for all Lido ecosystem participants through increased token utility for LDO.<\/p>\n The proposal also aimed to set a minimum size for the LidoDAO insurance fund at roughly 6,000 ETH and new staking terms, including a 14-day cooldown period for unstakers, and changes in case of slashing events.<\/p>\n