I have a friend who has been spending every day in front of the computer, looking at pictures and laughing as if he has earned millions. I asked him, 'Brother, what are you speculating on? What new currency have you discovered?' He said, "It's not speculation, it's letting my funds work on their own I looked confused. He handed me the screen to look at - it's @ MMTFinance AI Vault automatically helps him with market making, range adjustment, and dividend reinvestment. As long as he sets a good strategy, he can wait for returns. After watching the siege lion, I was a bit convinced that this wave has truly put "fund automation" into practice. Recently, I have been paying attention to several details of Momentum and found that it is not like the traditional DEX's "explosion dissipation" mode, but rather undergoing a "mechanism stabilization upgrade". Firstly, users transition from "entry exit" to "stay participate" @MMTFinance's recently launched AI Vault+market making module no longer focuses solely on APY, but has begun to examine the dimensions of "passive market making returns" and "strategy automation". Users are not just adding liquidity to receive rewards, but becoming a part of the market making system. The siege lion believes that this is a key upgrade from "making a fortune" to "making a fortune". Secondly, the liquidity entry point is dismantled from internal to cross chain drainage In the Sui ecosystem, Momentum is no longer satisfied with just doing on chain liquidity. It leverages bridging, cross chain assets, and real asset access to bring in "external chain funds" as well. Users can not only participate within Sui, but may also come in with cross chain assets. For us ordinary participants, this is a great opportunity for 'more entrances, wider channels'. Thirdly, mechanism design begins to consider "exit rhythm" rather than just "entry rhythm" In some forums and communities, some users have mentioned that in the past, "rushing into the pool, getting rewards, and running away" was the norm, but in Momentum's ecosystem, users have started to pay attention to "lock up>release", "market making strategy optimization", and "governance participation". Siege Lion believes that as the exit threshold, retention logic, and user identity are gradually designed, the robustness of the project is enhanced. My viewpoint summary: If you are still looking for the 'next boarding point', I think Momentum provides a 'structural engagement opportunity' rather than simply 'breaking down the pool to make a profit'. For those who want to participate, priority should be given to the role of "market making+strategy" rather than pure reward feeding; For those who want to wait and see, you can pay attention to the three signals of "strategy return/fund retention rate/cross chain fund inflow"; If you only hope for short-term opportunities, this one may not be so exciting, but if you are looking at the "2-3 year ecology", it is worth getting on board. The siege lion adds a sentence: What makes me feel like the spark is still burning - it's not about how much APY it has today, but whether it can still run tomorrow. Momentum is moving from "new launch" to "sustainable operation", which is often a step that only a few projects can take. MMTFinance SuiEcosystem DeFi