❔How To?

Suitzerland and the Principles of (3,3) Cooperation Suitzerland operates on the core principles of (3,3) cooperation, which emphasizes collective action to maximize rewards. The idea is simple: the more participants stake, the stronger the protocol becomes, and the greater the rewards for everyone.

Why Staking is Key? Staking maximizes both individual and collective benefits. By combining staking with bonding, the community not only strengthens the protocol but also ensures the sustainability of rewards over the long term.

Cooperation Scenarios Explained Stake + Stake (3, 3): The optimal scenario for all participants. ● When everyone stakes, the protocol becomes more stable and resilient. ● Individual and collective rewards are maximized, benefiting every participant. Stake + Bond (1, 3) or Bond + Bond (1, 1): A moderate scenario with mixed outcomes. ● Bonding provides discounted tokens and short-term benefits. ● While bonding builds Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL), staking delivers superior long-term value. Stake + Sell (-1, 1): A negative outcome that harms the protocol. ● Selling reduces the protocol's value and weakens its stability. ● Staking remains the best option for sustainable growth. Sell + Sell (-3, -3): The worst-case scenario for the protocol. ● Widespread selling erodes value, undermines rewards, and destabilizes the system. ● To maintain a strong protocol, staking must remain the priority. The Takeaway In Suitzerland’s (3,3) framework, staking is the cornerstone of collective success. By encouraging staking and responsible bonding, the community can work together to ensure the protocol’s stability and long-term growth. The math is clear: when everyone plays (3,3), everyone wins.