Yesterday in Phuket, I saw other KOLs meeting and they all said: "We chatted online for a long time, finally met in person." Regardless of gender, most people asked me: "Are you really impotent?" Only one girl was very anxious and asked me what to do. Turns out he is empty $river , 30 empty, and I can't remember how much the funding rate has eaten away. From a trading perspective: you could say he controls the calendar basis, with a negative guarantee rate. From a trading strategy perspective: he talks about pushing Pug coins, staking to drive up the price, using the points mechanism to create arbitrage space, forming a game, which is finally reflected in open interest, creating fuel for continuous price rallies. His core is controlling the positions and the opposing side. Each stage's role and strategy are clear and effective. From a narrative perspective: chain abstraction storytelling isn't very difficult, but the essence of chain abstraction is aggregating dispersed liquidity and reducing the steps of liquidity circulation. The core is liquidity. Where does liquidity come from? Where is the fundamental liquidity? Not merchants sending money, not assets, but stablecoins. It’s $8 million from TRC, from @justinsuntron Sun. It’s the old crypto OG money and shout-outs from Black Brother of Arthur Hayes’s family office. These big players and institutions bring stablecoins, which are liquidity. Without them, there’s no aggregation. Only by melting the iceberg into water can a great river be formed. The most practical thing between you and me is to scoop a ladle from the tributaries and take it away. After all, a river is a flowing stream.