Providing LP services is often seen by most people as "throwing money into a pool and then praying." Losses are like a ghost—you can't see them, but they're always stealing your money.

Magma @MagmaStaking just raised $6 million, aiming to change this passive suffering reality.

The core of this project is called ALMM, which essentially solves a very practical problem: how to prevent LP funds from lying idle and being worn down by the market.

The problem with traditional CLMM is that you set a price range and then can only wait. Magma's approach is to make this range "alive"—fees fluctuate with the market, supporting single-sided deposits, and slippage is kept minimal within a controllable range. It's not revolutionary, but it definitely helps LPs save money.

They are currently running their Point Frenzy Week, lasting 6 weeks, with the highest weight on Swap and LP. It's essentially a window for early users to receive tokens before TGE.

Honestly, what interests me more is Magma's layout on Monad—liquidity staking with MEV yield bonuses, plus the first distributed validator network outside Ethereum.

This means it's not just aiming to be a DEX adjunct but is betting on the infrastructure layer of the next-generation high-performance chains. On new battlegrounds like Sui and Monad, projects that treat liquidity as a long-term engineering effort are indeed rare.