$35 billion sits in lending markets right now, and it is growing. Liquidity is the commodity everything else runs on — and like every commodity, it is worth more where it moves than where it is stranded. Most of it sits still not from loyalty but because moving is expensive: gas, complexity, the fear of breaking a working position. The obstacle isn't the protocols. It's the cost of passage. We open the route, then earn the stay — measured by what remains after incentives stop, never by what we can rent for a week.
Where the liquidity is currently held. These are well-built products with real users — which is exactly why they are worth learning from. Read this on the Ethereum tab. All-chain totals show six growing reservoirs and no opening; at chain granularity the real movement appears — capital that is already looking for passage.
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