It's useful for building an asset-inclusive economy with fees denominated in Bitcoin, but it's also federated which turns a lot of people off. I think it's useful for Bitcoiners who have a requirement to buy/sell assets and want to rely on an architecture similar to Bitcoin, but who are also able to trust the parties in the federation and have a tolerance for the opinionated design choices made (like the adoption of covenants)

no clue why the crypto people just dont go there. its super easy to issue any shitcoin u can dream of. liquid probably is underrated honestly even tho maxis put it down only becuz they never used it