fix: address review — soften claims, remove redundancy (#176)

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<h3>Adaptive Trading</h3> <h3>Adaptive Trading</h3>
<p>KRK owns its own trading infrastructure. The optimizer reads staker sentiment and adapts in real-time and it evolves. New strategies compiled from on-chain data, deployed as new contracts. The optimizer evolves new versions ship as the protocol matures.</p> <p>KRK owns its own trading infrastructure. The optimizer reads staker sentiment and adapts in real-time and it evolves. The optimizer evolves new versions ship as the protocol matures.</p>
<p><a class="card-link" @click="router.push('/docs/how-it-works')">See how it works </a></p> <p><a class="card-link" @click="router.push('/docs/how-it-works')">See how it works </a></p>
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This isn't a promise — it's code. Even in a worst-case sell-off, the floor holds because the ETH is locked This isn't a promise — it's code. Even in a worst-case sell-off, the floor holds because the ETH is locked
and nobody can touch it. No rug pulls. No death spirals. Just a hard lower bound that grows as fees accrue faster than sell pressure. and nobody can touch it. No rug pulls. No death spirals. Just a hard lower bound that can grow when fees accrue faster than sell pressure.
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<p><router-link to="/docs/liquidity-management"> Technical deep-dive: Liquidity Management</router-link></p> <p><router-link to="/docs/liquidity-management"> Technical deep-dive: Liquidity Management</router-link></p>
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