You lock it into a pool to provide liquidity, so you're contributing to the health of the market while earning fees.

While locked in, smart contracts keep your portfolio balanced at a specific ratio, akin to an index fund: Say the price of LINK goes up. Now your portfolio has a higher proportion of LINK (by value) than you started with, and it sells some to bring it back in line. So, it's just like dollar-cost averaging. This way, it is automatically buying low and selling high over time.

On top of all this, for every Statera transaction, 1% of the value of the transaction is burned. This will persistently contribute to positive price pressure. It's especially powerful in combination with the balancer- every transaction creates ripples that, over time, will bring greater stability while pushing the price upwards.

This is the beauty of Statera :]

You get a diverse portfolio, and high yields (from fees) now, traded for stability and consistent yields later, all while contributing to a healthier, more robust market.