Liquidity incentives usually force a choice between locking capital or paying for deposits that leave immediately. @turtledotxyz separates those two problems. On TVL-based Streams, rewards track the value a wallet holds and the time that value stays. Turtle records balances continuously and calculates rewards about twice a day. A deposit that arrives near a calculation and exits soon after still earns for the window its capital was present. Nothing is locked by the stream itself. Withdrawal rules stay with the underlying vault or pool. Each calculation produces a snapshot. Those snapshots are committed onchain roughly every 12 hours as a Merkle root, so LPs can verify and claim on their own schedule. The stream’s reward sits on top of the vault’s native yield. Teams see cost per $1k of TVL per day against the liquidity they actually paid for. That design keeps the incentive on capital that remains rather than on the act of depositing. Protocols set the budget and the position. @turtledotxyz handles tracking and distribution without taking custody of the deposits.