Scrolling through my phone, I saw a friend complaining in the group: "Sigh, why is my DeFi investment always lagging behind?" I chuckled to myself, isn't this the common mistake we all make? - always chasing the latest yields, but as soon as we hop on, we fall behind. Just right, I've recently been playing with @0xSoulProtocol and feel like I've finally found a way to not get left behind. Simply put, it’s like giving your funds a GPS: whether you're on ETH or Polygon, your funds can move around like in a market, flowing naturally. How do they do it? Four key elements: intention engine + vault logic + execution layer + liquidity routing, plus Wormhole's secure messaging channel to ensure no mishaps. I followed my little plan: 1⃣ First, I checked in 100 times on yap, got on the Leaderboard, and made myself a bit more noticeable in the community. 2⃣ I tested the waters on the testnet: depositing coins on ETH, borrowing coins on Polygon, while tracking a high-frequency strategy to feel how liquidity works. 3⃣ I kept an eye on the data, seeing that the TVL is already $83.2M, with an active volume of $652k daily, and 647,000 users. I silently counted, this data shows everyone is busy. 4⃣ Of course, I’m preparing for the practical scenarios of $SO and the DAO treasury liquidity, getting ready for the big moves in Q4’25 / Q1’26, so that when the time comes, I won’t be flustered. By the evening, my friend asked me: "What did you do today?" I smiled and said: "Nothing much, just let the funds run on their own, finding opportunities without me having to keep an eye on them."