I keep thinking about how crypto keeps repeating the same mistake.

‎We lock capital.
‎We wait.
‎We hope price goes up.
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‎That’s been the default for years.
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‎Then Berachain shows up and says: “Why is liquidity just sitting there doing nothing?”
‎And Infrared quietly answers that question.
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‎That’s how I see $IR .
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‎Infrared isn’t loud. It’s not begging for attention.
‎It’s just solving a very real problem:
‎How do you earn, stay liquid, and still participate in DeFi at the same time?
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‎By turning things like BGT and BERA into liquid assets (iBGT / iBERA), Infrared gives users flexibility.
‎You’re not choosing between staking and using your capital anymore. You’re doing both.
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‎That’s a big deal.
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‎$IR , to me, feels like one of those tokens you only fully appreciate after you understand the system behind it.
‎It’s governance.
‎It’s utility.
‎It’s tied directly to whether Berachain’s Proof-of-Liquidity actually works at scale.
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‎And right now?
‎We’re still early.
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‎Low circulating supply.
‎Messy price discovery.
‎Volatility everywhere.
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‎That’s usually the phase where most people ignore a project…
‎until it becomes obvious.
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‎Not saying $IR will moon tomorrow.
‎But if Berachain keeps attracting liquidity, and Infrared stays at the center of that flow, it’s hard to ignore what that could mean long term.
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‎Sometimes the real alpha isn’t hype.
‎It’s understanding why something exists.
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‎And $IR exists for a reason.
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‎Just sharing my view.
‎Curious how others here see Infrared and the whole PoL experiment

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