What is a lock-up period and why do some protocols have them?
A lock-up period refers to a predetermined timeframe during which investors or participants are restricted from selling or trading their assets, such as tokens or cryptocurrencies. Many protocols implement lock-up periods to stabilize the market, prevent price manipulation, and encourage long-term commitment from investors, ultimately fostering trust in the project.
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