AI-Driven: The Experience of Using Infinit Labs from an Ordinary User's Perspective From the perspective of an ordinary user, interacting with @Infinit_Labs is actually a "worry-free" experience. In the past, if you wanted to engage in DeFi, you had to open multiple wallets, connect different chains, manually compare APYs, and worry about various authorization risks; just researching the process could take an entire day. What Infinit Labs solves is precisely this: you don’t need to understand Solidity or Dune; as long as you can ask questions, the AI agent can help you complete the vast majority of on-chain strategy setups. Let’s consider a more intuitive scenario: For example, if I have some USDC and ETH in my wallet, normally, if I want to engage in yield farming and liquidity mining simultaneously, I would need to compare which pools have high yields and low fees, and authorize each one individually. But with Infinit Labs' Discovery Agents, I only need to input "maximize USDC and ETH yields," and the AI will plan a cross-chain layout for me based on my wallet balance and risk preferences. For instance, it might suggest staking a portion on Polygon and doing lending on Arbitrum, and it will visually present these strategies and expected yields for my confirmation. If I’m not satisfied, I can continue to fine-tune. This experience feels more like using Web2 financial products, such as funds or smart investment advisors, except the backend is powered by AI and blockchain technology. This aspect is particularly appealing to newcomers, as it saves a lot of cumbersome on-chain operations. Community Interaction Incentives I find it quite interesting that Infinit Labs encourages community interaction through the $IN token. Many DeFi projects have rather rigid communities, but Infinit encourages users to publish content, share insights, and participate in leaderboards, directly using tokens as a reward mechanism. This gives users both the motivation to "earn yields" and a sense of belonging to the "community." Safety is also not a concern; Infinit Labs has solid practices regarding transparency and user control. Users must confirm transaction signatures before any operation, and all processes are non-custodial, meaning the platform itself does not hold user assets. This is particularly important in the current context of frequent risks in the DeFi industry. Overall, Infinit Labs represents a significant upgrade in experience compared to traditional DeFi platforms: you no longer need to understand too many complex operations; instead, you can let AI handle the details. In summary, for ordinary users, it sufficiently lowers the entry barrier. It can be described as a new model where "an AI that understands DeFi manages your on-chain assets." Interested folks can come and experience it: @KaitoAI #Kaito #Yapper