The most discouraging aspect for beginners in DeFi is liquidity pool management. The range is too wide, and the earnings are diluted. @MMTFinance Pulling too narrow can easily lead to idle funds. The market fluctuates dramatically, and we have to constantly adjust our positions, which is time-consuming, laborious, and requires a lot of gas payment. The high threshold and complex operation make many people hesitant. The AI Vaults recently launched by Momentum and Noda are aimed at addressing this pain point. Simply put, it is an LP automation tool: AI selects intervals, no need for you to overthink AI warehouse adjustment, worry free and effortless AI balances returns and risks, eliminating the need to worry about liquidation or loss of returns all day long The result is that even beginners can participate in LP with just one click, without needing to know too many details, and can still receive Momentum Bricks. Of course, AI Vaults are not a sure win tool, and risks still exist, such as unpredictable losses that cannot be escaped. The reliability of the Noda protocol also requires DYOR. On the other hand, Momentum has also launched Nemo Vaults. This set is designed for veteran Pendle players who are familiar with it. By splitting assets into cost PT and profit YT, the gameplay is more flexible. At present, suiUSDT-USDC Vault is full and needs to wait for the upper limit adjustment. Why are these new modules important? Because they make Momentum not just a liquidity engine, but gradually become the DeFi LEGO foundation of the Sui ecosystem, which can be combined with other protocols to unleash more gameplay and combinations. Currently, Momentum's data is very good TVL exceeds 180M Accumulated transaction amount of 8.5B+ 1.7 million users In addition, the ongoing OKX and Galxe events (with OKX's event coming to an end soon) are also boosting the project's popularity. TGE may be coming soon, remember to do it if you haven't participated yet.