The metric that matters is how much of that capital actually stays, and who can see the cost of keeping it. On @turtledotxyz the liquidity layer currently shows roughly $32.45M total TVL across supported positions, with about $12.45M sitting under Turtle distribution and more than 5,300 active LPs. Those numbers are the base. Streams is the layer that lets teams pay for a defined slice of it without building their own reward system. A protocol picks the position it wants to incentivize and the asset it wants to pay. The target token is what Turtle tracks. The reward token (or points) is what the campaign distributes. They do not have to be the same asset. Teams can also limit eligibility to deposits that arrive through a specific partner. Two models cover most use cases. TVL-based streams pay for the value a wallet holds over time. Rewards are calculated about twice a day. Every stream reports its cost per $1k of TVL per day. Teams can see participation, accrued rewards, remaining budget, and incentive spend against the liquidity they actually rewarded. Allocations are committed onchain so LPs can verify and claim on their own schedule. The vault’s native yield remains separate. Streams sits inside TurtleOS. Teams set the terms and fund the budget. @turtledotxyz handles tracking, calculation, and distribution. No custom reward stack is required.