DeFi rotations usually start where no one’s looking Aptos just had one of its major DeFi infra launches with $RION and it was a huge success: ▸ Pulled 10x for IDO participants ▸ $5M+ airdropped ▸ 37K+ holders, $38M volume in first 6 hours ▸ TVL grew from $10M to $131M in just 3 months ▸ Over $7B DEX volume processed ➱ @hyperion_xyz ’s PMF setup on Aptos ? Whenever a chain hits breakout velocity, liquidity infra tends to move first as every vertical (memes, DeFi, perps, whatever) depends on it. On Solana, it was Jupiter for routing, Raydium for swaps, Meteora for vaults. Hyperion compresses that stack into one unified system. From CLMM, DLMM, aggregator to vaults it’s all built-in, making it the default liquidity layer for apps on Aptos. Structurally, that’s a strong position to capture flow and fees from every vertical on the chain. Looking at Aptos it is starting to show breakout signs with @shelbyserves pushing the Data Economy layer, and stablecoin activity heating up. Feels like fresh liquidity is ready to rotate back into ecosystem which can be big for Hyperion imo Let’s see how it plays.