I just wanted to stress that the NuLagoon is the best deal a customer can get but worse for the shareholders than any other LPC operation, especially TLLP pools.
First, it is my honest opinion that Tier 1 liquidity should be compensated much higher than Tier 3. The reason is not only the difference in the hedging and exchange default risk of the liquidity provider, but also that Tier 1 is the only real liquidity in the sense that somebody is able to liquidate this amount of coins at any time. TLLP is 100% Tier 1, NuLagoon in large parts Tier 2 and Tier 3, which is why @muchogusto correctly says that especially after using multisig there is no incentive to provide the liquidity in Tier 1 if the compensation is the same.
Secondly, the NuLagoon depends on other LPCs since it promises to keep the ratio. So if the network liquidity gets out of balance, then its only other LPCs who suffer from it. Furthermore it means that if there is no other LPC than the NuLagoon, then it must cease the operation immediately because it cannot make this promise anymore. This is not even true for individual LPC operations, and especially not true for TLLPs.
So in order to achieve point 6 of the original motion:
The number of shares of participants will be: Amount of NBT deposit / NAV in effective day or Amount of BTC deposit * BTC price at 10:00am in effective day / NAV in effective day.
the ratio of BTC / NBT must strictly be held constant, and its done using other LPCs.
This is my opinion. This is not a critic at the NuLagoon, I just want to point out that a regular LPC proposal and a structure like this greatly differ in what they are offering and should not just be compared based on their compensation.