The difference is that putting Leo in liquidity pools is still having it on the market. When powered up, it is removed from the market, at least temporarily.
I think the goal is to get people to invest into the platform itself.
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Makes sense... I still think Liquidity Pools are the most valuable way to remove a coin from the trading while providing actual value. (Compared to burning and staking.)
Liquidity pools are designed to allow people to trade the coin or token. I dont follow. That is why they are established, to trade in and out of.
Yeah, but the money that IS in the Liquidity Pools are not themselves liquid, right?