The future of onchain finance is going to look a lot different than what we've previously seen. Tokenized equities are already dominating trading volume and revenue on perps platforms, and with the rise of Robinhood chain and Base entering tokenized assets, we expect non-crypto trading volumes to significantly outpace that of crypto pairs. So, what does this mean? Well, we need optimized liquidity pools, DEX structures meant for tokenized assets, and a new set of regulatory primitives. 1inch has built just that with their stack, and through partnering with them we have learned quite a bit about the ins and outs of their new Aqua protocol. This concept of ‘shared liquidity’ is a relatively novel one. 1inch Aqua lets you approve one wallet balance to back multiple positions at the same time, across pairs, ranges and chains. You're not splitting your tokens and you're not depositing them, and you’re not leveraging either... It’s a totally different way to keep your liquidity active in more markets. Improvements to onchain efficiency means a lot when we are talking about trillions...and, well, that's where we are headed.