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DeFi liquidity is no longer growing through new deposits. It is compounding through reuse. Across perps, lending, and structured yield, capital is concentrating in systems where the same collateral performs multiple economic roles before exiting. This marks a shift away from single-use capital toward shared balance-sheet architectures. This is not a UX change. It is a balance-sheet constraint. ● What “Reusable Capital” Actually Means Reusable capital is not a catch-all term for efficiency. It doesn't mean: - ecosystem-wide rehypothecation - capital endlessly hopping protocols - generic leverage layered on leverage Reusable capital is capital that remains resident within a bounded system while performing multiple roles before exit. Those roles can include: - margin collateral - liquidity provisioning - funding and fee settlement - yield generation The tighter the boundary and the longer capital remains inside it, the stronger the system’s liquidity gravity. ● The New Capital Model DeFi stacks are evolving beyond siloed applications. The system is reorganizing around capital primitives, not products. Modern stacks increasingly combine: - margin collateral - lending liquidity - execution fees - yield settlement inside defined collateral loops. When capital circulates internally across perps, lending, and yield, liquidity stops behaving like mercenary TVL and starts behaving like infrastructure. That is where persistence emerges. ● The Reusable Capital Stack Reusable capital is best understood as a stack of capital behaviors, not a flat class of protocols. ➣ Execution-First Capital Hubs (Internalized balance sheets) These systems own the balance sheet. Collateral enters, performs multiple roles, and rarely exits. @HyperliquidX: fully internalized margin and fee settlement. @GMX_IO / @synthetix: shared pooled collateral (GLP / SNX) absorbs execution flow and redistributes fees and funding internally. @aevoxyz: options and perps share margin, allowing volatility exposure to compound on the same collateral. @dYdX: execution-contained with resident collateral, but narrower reuse. Here, collateral compounds through funding, fees, and depth. ➣ Lending as Capital Routing (Liquidity junctions, not reuse endpoints) These protocols route capital into reuse-capable systems. @aave: generalized collateral hub feeding. @Morpho: efficiency layer on deployment. @eulerfinance / @SiloFinance: modular, isolated lending markets enabling targeted routing without cross-contamination. @sparkdotfi: maker-aligned stable routing into productive on-chain demand. @RDNTCapital: omnichain capital routing. These protocols are not reusable capital systems themselves. They are capital transit layers that determine where reuse happens downstream. ➣ Yield & Derivative Layers (Yield as an output, not a source) These layers consume reuse, they do not create it. @pendle_fi: strips yield from existing positions. The yield exists upstream; Pendle repackages it. @ethena_labs: funding-driven, externally settled yield. @yearnfi / @0xfluid: vaults harvesting protocol-native cash flows generated elsewhere. These systems do not manufacture yield. They extract it from activity already occurring inside execution and lending loops. ● Where This Converges Reusable-capital systems share three traits: 1. Perps, lending, and yield draw from the same collateral base 2. Fees and funding settle internally 3. Capital circulates longer than it churns This explains chain divergence. On @arbitrum: mature perps + shared liquidity On @base: stablecoin rails + tight app integration On @solana: low latency enables high-velocity reuse Different paths. Same destination. ● Conclusion DeFi is not short on capital. It is short on systems that respect it. The winners will not be those with the largest inflows, but those where each dollar works multiple times before leaving. Reusable capital is not a feature. It is architecture.

#Synthetix is set to return to the #Ethereum mainnet on December 17th, with SLP launching simultaneously.

went out in glory in the Orderly challenge, was a good time but ultimately couldn't stay focused. Was trading on my main account + also the SNX one and I ended up losing near all of it (might still just yolo the last 2k on something). Kind of glad to be done with at least 1 of these challenges though. Could have probably just coasted and tried to get 2nd or 3rd but I wanted to go for it all