On my first day trying DeFi, I almost gave up.

Facing a screen full of unfamiliar protocols, long strings of addresses I was terrified to mistype, and operation guides with a dozen steps—it didn’t feel like managing finances. It felt like taking a timed programming exam.

I know I’m not the only one—often, what stops us isn’t the capital threshold, but the mental exhaustion of “it’s just too much trouble.”

So when I saw what @Infinit_Labs was doing, I immediately understood what problem they were solving.

Simply put, they want to answer one question:
Can all of this be simpler?

The answer is to let AI handle the professional tasks.
Now, a single click from you could trigger a complete strategy across multiple protocols, executed automatically in the background.
It’s like integrating a set of complicated manual tools into a smart Swiss Army knife—you no longer need to study how each tool works, you just tell it what you want to do.
This changes not just the speed, but the very nature of the experience:
Complex DeFi operations start to feel as smooth as using everyday products.

What really made me feel “the future is here” was their “Prompt-to-DeFi” concept.
This means that in the future, you might not need to understand terms like “liquidity mining” or “looping loans.”
You just type in, as if chatting:
“Help me earn some stable yield with ETH,” and the system can understand, assemble, and automatically execute the strategy.
The financial interface is gradually shifting from dense buttons and charts to a simple line of conversation.

It may sound a bit idealistic, but on reflection, it’s the natural evolution of technology.
We went from bank counters to mobile payments, and the next stage may be even further “invisible” interaction.
When the threshold for financial operations drops from technical understanding to simply expressing intent, true agency returns to the user—you don’t have to be an expert to use expert tools well.

Of course, the simpler things get, the more we should be vigilant.
If AI handles everything, could risks be concealed?
How do we define responsibility?
These are issues not only for @Infinit_Labs to face, but for every user entering this new reality.

Now, their platform has made “one-click execution” a habit for many, paving the way for conversational finance in the future.
The future may already be here, just not yet widely adopted.
What we’re witnessing is finance returning to its essence—the beginning of a journey from complex operations to simple expression.