Solana's TVL has risen again, meme coins are skyrocketing, and on the surface, the ecosystem seems quite lively. However, those who have used it know that the underlying liquidity remains a hard problem. High slippage, shallow pools, convoluted swaps, and high market-making costs... these issues cannot be hidden by just telling a few good stories.

The V3 upgrade launched by Saros may be one of the few infrastructures that genuinely seeks to address these problems.

It introduces a new mechanism called DLMM, which can be simply described as automatically adjusting positions and concentrating liquidity, utilizing limited funds effectively to enhance efficiency. It is currently in the Beta phase, but it involves the original team behind Trader Joe, making its path reliable.

More importantly, this is not just a standalone feature but the entire Saros platform's future 'underlying engine,' which will support various sectors such as spot trading, contracts, Launchpad, and SuperApp.

Saros hasn't conducted airdrops or created any flashy narratives; instead, it is gradually building its liquidity closed loop step by step through staking, task systems, and LP incentives.

This is not just a DEX; it resembles a true attempt to integrate liquidity structure on Solana.

After all, in the DeFi world, whoever controls the entrance to liquidity controls the rhythm of the ecosystem.

Saros may not be the final answer, but its attempts are worth paying attention to.