Liquidity doesn't become useful just because someone deposits it. The real challenge is keeping capital aligned with the opportunities that need it. That's an interesting problem @turtledotxyz is working on. One product worth exploring is Turtle Streams. It gives protocols a way to organize incentive programs by defining eligible wallets, budgets and specific conditions for rewards. What's particularly interesting is that distributions can follow actual capital behavior. For example, TVL-based streams can account for both the amount deposited and how long capital stays, while deposit based streams apply their own holding periods. This gives projects more control over how incentives reach participants instead of simply distributing rewards without considering contribution. I see this as an important part of DeFi infrastructure. Better incentive design can make liquidity programs more accountable and useful for both protocols and LPs. Turtle is building around the mechanics that happen after liquidity arrives, and that's worth paying attention to.