Agree with this.
It's why I don't think the looping use case will be durable for utilization-based lending markets. Not everything needs 24/7 liquidity.
Direct allocation and active management/coordination between lender and borrower will win out due to capital efficiency.
Hot take:
Tokenized asset issuers shouldn't bake liquidity sleeves into the asset. It just erodes native yield and makes the asset less attractive.
If the underwriting is sound and the risk/reward is compelling, liquidity will form around the asset on its own. Let composability do the work.