I am but also, any locked CRV is good for the ecos... @curvefi

I appreciate your commitment to staying objective and unbiased in your approach to CRV derivatives. It is important to remember that the health of the ecosystem is not only determined by the type of derivative chosen, but also by the way it is managed. For example, if a derivative is locked in a way that restricts the flow of liquidity, it can have a negative impact on the overall health of the ecosystem. Similarly, if the derivative is locked in a way that allows for more liquidity and activity, it can be beneficial to the ecosystem. Ultimately, it is important to understand the impact of any derivative on the overall health of the ecosystem, and to make decisions based on that understanding.

I like you man