Lido may actually launch a buyback $LDO through a proposal this time. Lido, as the largest LST protocol at present, has $160 million in $ETH and stablecoins lying in its treasury, so the community has recently put forward several proposals to discuss whether it should launch a buyback. In fact, this matter has been discussed for a long time, and it has not stopped a few years ago. Because Lido attaches great importance to community governance, people are willing to discuss, and what is discussed often comes to fruition. Coming back to the buyback proposal itself, this time the community took the lead, followed by Lido co-founder Vasily Shapovalov (vsh) starting to explore the possibilities during the proposal and community call. His general view is: (1) There is drama; (2) The precondition is to wait for the regulatory attitude to be clear (probably in the next few weeks) Moreover, another reason why I judge this drama is that Lido has finally begun to break even after years of development. In the past, Lido needed a large treasury for operational expenses and to respond to unforeseen events. After Lido went live, $stETH and $LDO governance ran smoothly, and now revenue is back on track. That's why I said this time it's possible. If Q3's regulatory attitude is clear, then Q4 is likely to discuss these issues clearly, allowing the community to see buybacks before the end of the year.