Spot $XRP ETFs recorded $13.24M in net inflows, marking a third straight day of inflows and bringing total holdings close to $1.2B. Numbers like this keep reminding me how quickly demand for digital assets is growing, but there's another side of the story I find interesting: **where does all this liquidity go once assets start moving across different networks?** That's where **cross-chain infrastructure** becomes important. As tokenized assets spread across different chains, liquidity can become fragmented. You might have the asset on one network while the deeper liquidity or better execution is somewhere else. This is where @ston_fi Omniston becomes interesting. By connecting multiple liquidity sources for supported cross-chain swaps, it can help make liquidity across different ecosystems more accessible instead of leaving it isolated on one chain. And as tokenized assets continue to grow, I think this becomes increasingly important. **More tokenized assets → more networks → more fragmented liquidity → greater need for efficient cross-chain access. The future isn't just about putting assets on-chain. It's about making those assets easy to access, trade and move across the wider on-chain economy. $SOL