Checked Defillama, and the total TVL across the network has dropped 30% from its peak, now sitting at around $114 billion. Noticed an interesting phenomenon: stablecoin inflows on @Aptos are accelerating, with a 7-day increase of about 8%. This indirectly suggests that on-chain players are optimistic about potential alpha opportunities on the Aptos chain. Here’s a quick breakdown of the interaction opportunities with the leading yield aggregator on Aptos, @the_goblin_fi: Goblin currently has a protocol TVL of around $15 million, with two core products: the yield aggregation hub - goVault, and the yield-enhanced LST - GoAPT. For goVault, the yield pools allow users to deposit assets with one click, and the protocol automatically executes yield strategies, rebalancing, and compounding. GoAPT is Goblin’s flagship product. Unlike traditional LST assets, GoAPT redistributes part of the yield generated by Vault strategies to liquid stakers, thereby enhancing returns. In short: The yield from staking APT with GoAPT = base staking yield + Vault yield share + Goblin points incentives. Goblin points are tied to future airdrops, meaning staking APT can achieve triple rewards. Note: @the_goblin_fi has received a certain level of soft endorsement from the official @Aptos team (Aptos co-founder @AveryChing and several core team members are following them), and their official documentation has published reports from three rounds of independent audits. Always do your own research before participating in DeFi protocols. NFA. Dyor. That’s all.