A few days ago, my friend A Qiang told me: "Money shouldn't just sit idle; you need to learn to make it flow on its own." I thought he was just showing off again, but it turns out he was talking about Fluid. I checked, and the locked value has reached $380M and is still rising. It's running on @arbitrum, with low fees and deep liquidity. The key point is—money isn't stuck in one pool; it flows back and forth between yields, lending, and leverage. Fluid connects directly to Aave, Silo, and Dolomite, allowing funds to circulate like water, without fragmentation. With more locked funds, borrowing rates decrease, and yields become more stable. When you deposit once, it might be "working for you" across multiple markets. That's why people are starting to say: Arbitrum is becoming the most efficient liquidity layer in DeFi. In the past, we looked at APY; now we look at the speed of capital flow. Only money that moves is real money.