I am not entirely sure I agree, but I see the position. For me, understanding the economics behind how the APY is possible is incentive enough for me to not un-stake my TIME and continue buying more in price dips. But perhaps not everyone feels the same.
Price volatility is something everyone needs to manage within their own risk tolerance, and if you are able to pick your times with technical analysis I don’t see that it is a problem to say, un-stake part of your balance when the price is high to buy more on the way down and re-stake it. However, locking up to receive a higher APY as an incentive could provide reason to not do this.
Open to the idea, but something I would really like to understand more to see how the portion of excess time is distributed to stakeholders in proportion to how long they’ve locked up their TIME.