The liquidity pool is one of the core technologies behind the current DeFi technology stack. They make it possible to diversify transactions, loans, income generation, etc. These smart contracts power almost every part of DeFi, and it is likely that they will continue to do so.
This in itself makes this overabundance of calculation reasonable. Now, you may be pondering: are there alternate approaches to keep up decentralized agreement without the high computational expense?
The fundamental thought is that members can lock coins (their "stake"), and at specific spans, the convention arbitrarily doles out the privilege to one of them to approve the following square. Ordinarily, the likelihood of being picked is relative to the measure of coins – the more coins secured, the higher the odds.