From theory to practice with @Infinit_Labs In my previous posts, I highlighted how people use Infinit as a tool to simplify complex DeFi calculations and save time researching farming strategies and yield sources, instead of searching across various protocols. Today, I’ll continue exploring Infinit to streamline the process of interacting with DeFi protocols. My goals for testing Infinit include: 🔹Prioritizing the simplest DeFi operations to evaluate speed and processing logic 🔹Combining information sourcing with transaction execution based on that data Since this is a test, I’ll use approximately $10. ➡️Flow: Swap ETH to a stablecoin, find a list of PTs on Pendle, and swap to them, all performed 100% on Infinit Now I already have ETH and want to hold PT stablecoin on @pendle_fi. I’ll test swapping ETH to USDT on @base with a price impact of ~0% (I’ll gradually increase the volume later). And guess what? The entire transaction took less than 10 seconds! Imagine spending a few minutes opening a DEX website and approving transactions. Infinit completes the swap in under 10 seconds with comparable efficiency. Next, I’m too lazy to open Pendle and check manually. So, I asked Infinit to list the stablecoins currently available on Base, and as you can see, the results are quite convenient. Instead of spending over 2 minutes opening Pendle, selecting the chain, searching for stablecoin pools, and comparing them, Infinit simplifies it all. I was genuinely surprised by the experience of swapping to PT on Infinit. It took less than 20 seconds! After testing Infinit with this basic flow, it’s clear that the documentation and posts about Infinit on X are entirely trustworthy. Without Infinit, completing this flow manually took me over 3 minutes, whereas Infinit streamlined it to just about 1 minute - 3 times more efficient than manual operations.