An increasing number of DeFi protocols, market makers, and cross-chain aggregators are launching infrastructure built for their zkEVM. But this is not just about pursuing a higher TVL. The real goal is to establish a smarter, more sustainable liquidity foundation—one that can actually sustain and keep the entire ecosystem running smoothly for years. As Linea grows, its liquidity becomes the engine driving lending, trading, staking, bridging, and the integration of real assets, all with low slippage and stable returns. An important part of this progress comes from deep multi-asset liquidity pools. Automated market makers, decentralized exchanges, and stable swaps are redesigning their pools to reduce fragmentation and make exchanges between assets more efficient. Concentrated liquidity, dynamic fees, and smart rebalancing keep things stable, even as market volatility increases. For traders, this means better prices. For liquidity providers, returns are more predictable. As automated strategies kick in, passive investors are drawn in, further enhancing Linea's liquidity foundation. Cross-chain liquidity is another significant change. Bridges, routing layers, and full-chain protocols make it easy to bring in assets from Ethereum, other scaling chains, and even non-EVM chains. Tokens can move between networks seamlessly with minimal risk. This expands the variety of assets on Linea and unlocks new possibilities for developers—multi-chain applications can leverage large shared liquidity pools. With bridging costs continually decreasing, Linea is becoming an important hub for liquidity movement. Institutional liquidity is also beginning to enter the market. When institutions tokenize assets—think of real assets, government bonds, cash equivalents—and deploy them on Linea, they bring stable and substantial capital. These assets help stabilize returns and attract long-term funds that won't disappear with the next hype cycle. As decentralized finance protocols begin to use real assets as collateral, Linea's liquidity layer becomes more robust, able to withstand larger market fluctuations. Linea has also changed in handling liquidity incentives. Instead of chasing short-term yield farming, the focus is shifting to incentivizing true, lasting liquidity. Things like protocol-owned liquidity, LP bonding, and ecosystem partnerships are emerging, aimed at encouraging long-term capital. This means reducing short-term TVL spikes and building a more stable foundation. Putting all of this together, Linea's liquidity layer is rapidly evolving. By combining decentralized finance innovation, institutional capital, and seamless cross-chain liquidity, Linea is laying the groundwork for truly high-performance Web3 applications.