Let's take a look at the recent ETH trend; it's truly exhausting. When approaching 3000, many people were full of expectations, but then the Federal Reserve said "don't rush to cut rates," and the technical indicators showed a divergence between volume and price, causing the price to stall directly. Now everyone is debating— is this the end of the rebound or the calm before the storm?

But those who truly understand the market never just focus on price movements. They look at where the money is flowing.

When the market is uncertain and volatility increases, the logic of capital flows becomes very clear: big players won't stubbornly hold onto spot holdings; instead, they seek certainty in DeFi yield pools, cross-chain arbitrage, leverage strategies, and other opportunities. Why? Because these often outperform the market’s own fluctuations.

But the problem follows. Yield opportunities are scattered across dozens of public chains and hundreds of smart contracts. Manually managing them is like finding a needle in a haystack. Gas fees eat into profits, slippage causes missed opportunities—these are common issues. Not to mention the complex strategy configurations and impermanent loss calculations.

Because of this, a type of product has recently gained attention from institutions and large investors—smart yield aggregation systems. The core functions of these systems are actually twofold: first, use algorithms to scan cross-chain and cross-protocol yield opportunities in real-time and automatically optimize allocations; second, fully automate those tedious manual operations.

In simple terms, it’s like installing an autopilot on your assets, letting the yields run in the background. This way, you don’t have to monitor the APY changes of a dozen protocols every day, nor manually cross-chain or rebalance positions. The system helps you balance risk and reward. Impermanent loss? Naturally mitigated through multi-chain diversification.

This is the real strategy in today’s DeFi market—letting smart capital automatically flow to the most efficient places.