$HAEDAL 🦦🌊
This time, I’d like to talk about the “quality of liquidity.”
In DeFi, it’s also important to gather a lot of capital.
But I think there’s something even more important.
“Where is that capital actually going, and what is it doing?”
Liquidity that comes in just to chase high rewards, then leaves when the rewards end,
is completely different from liquidity that’s used throughout the ecosystem,
continuously creating new value.
That’s exactly why Haedal is interesting. 🦦
Not just staking SUI and WAL and ending there,
but resurrecting it in the form of haSUI and haWAL,
connecting it to a variety of DeFi strategies like DEX, Lending, and Vault. 💧
Staked capital becomes liquidity again,
and that liquidity creates yet another on-chain activity.
The more this kind of flow accumulates,
the more I believe SUI DeFi itself can become much sturdier.
And there’s also an important shift for Haedal.
People will start to see Haedal not simply as
‘a place you stop by for rewards,’
but as a starting point to put assets to work.
The difference is bigger than you might think.
Incentives can bring in capital.
But utility gives capital a reason to keep moving.
🌊 I’m far more excited about Haedal creating capital that actually comes alive and moves within SUI
than simply stacking up TVL.
In the end, the future of DeFi
might be decided not by how much money comes in,
but by how much the incoming money can actually do.
From protocols that collect capital,
to protocols that move it.
That’s the next 모습 of HAEDAL that I’m looking forward to. 🌊🔥
#HAEDAL #SUİ #hasui #haWAL #defi
This time, I’d like to talk about the “quality of liquidity.”
In DeFi, it’s also important to gather a lot of capital.
But I think there’s something even more important.
“Where is that capital actually going, and what is it doing?”
Liquidity that comes in just to chase high rewards, then leaves when the rewards end,
is completely different from liquidity that’s used throughout the ecosystem,
continuously creating new value.
That’s exactly why Haedal is interesting. 🦦
Not just staking SUI and WAL and ending there,
but resurrecting it in the form of haSUI and haWAL,
connecting it to a variety of DeFi strategies like DEX, Lending, and Vault. 💧
Staked capital becomes liquidity again,
and that liquidity creates yet another on-chain activity.
The more this kind of flow accumulates,
the more I believe SUI DeFi itself can become much sturdier.
And there’s also an important shift for Haedal.
People will start to see Haedal not simply as
‘a place you stop by for rewards,’
but as a starting point to put assets to work.
The difference is bigger than you might think.
Incentives can bring in capital.
But utility gives capital a reason to keep moving.
🌊 I’m far more excited about Haedal creating capital that actually comes alive and moves within SUI
than simply stacking up TVL.
In the end, the future of DeFi
might be decided not by how much money comes in,
but by how much the incoming money can actually do.
From protocols that collect capital,
to protocols that move it.
That’s the next 모습 of HAEDAL that I’m looking forward to. 🌊🔥
#HAEDAL #SUİ #hasui #haWAL #defi