No, it's not like that at all.
No analogy is perfect and they should often be avoided, IMO, but if the complexities of the actual mechanism are too complicated, here's a simplifying analogy: it's like the stabilizer can make widgets for $1, then sell them for considerably more than $1, and then it returns the profit to the DHF.
It is price manipulation by the people buying widgets for more than $1. They believe they can find a greater fool to sell those widgets for even more than the excessive price they're paying for them. That's not our fault or concern. We can make widgets for $1 and sell them for $1.50, so we do. Anything else would be foolish.