Don't be fooled by $300,000 WAL! Walrus's "liquidity pipeline" is the real hidden weapon. Believe it or not, 90% of liquidity in DeFi is "idling"—like water flowing in a pool, but no one can catch it! Today, I delved into @walrusprotocol and discovered it's not just an ordinary liquidity aggregator. It secretly did something ruthless: it connected fragmented liquidity pools into a "smart pipe," allowing money to automatically flow towards higher yields like water pressure! Traditional DeFi liquidity is like spilled water, scattered everywhere. Walrus used an algorithm to create a dynamic flow system that scans the entire chain for yield opportunities in real time and then precisely "pumps" the liquidity there. Looking at the code, I found their routing logic is even finer than swimlane diversion—not only preventing slippage but also profiting from arbitrage to subsidize LPs. Even more ingenious is that $WAL holders are essentially "pipeline shareholders." A portion of the protocol's transaction fees is used for buybacks and burns, and another portion is distributed as dividends to stakers. It's like contracting the water supply system of a swimming pool; you take a cut every time someone uses it! They currently have $150,000 WAL left in their Chinese region prize pool, but I want to say: don't just focus on the freebies, check out their contract update frequency on GitHub. A team that updates three times a month is definitely a workhorse in the crypto world… Do you really think the "liquidity pipeline" model can crush traditional DEXs? @WalrusProtocol #Walrus $WAL