DeFAI: Wayfinder Experience Sharing Thanks to the closed beta qualification provided by @AIWayfinder, I have recently spent a lot of time experiencing the combination of AI and DeFi products, and I want to reduce the work intensity of some daily mining and operations. 📝 The current closed beta version includes: 1️⃣ Cross-chain and transactions: Core infrastructure, supporting multi-chain operations. 2️⃣ On-chain operation agent: Assists users in simulating and executing on-chain operations through conversations. 3️⃣ Perpetual Trading Agent: Supports futures trading, not yet experienced. 4️⃣ Smart Contract Proxy: Supports contract analysis and deployment, and also has risk monitoring functions. During the experience, I focused on trying the trading agent 👇 Me: Look for all stablecoin interest opportunities on the chain. Wayfinder: Lists mainstream protocol mining pools (such as Morpho USDS) with APR and TVL. Me: Detail the benefits and risks of the Morpho USDS pool. Wayfinder: Introduces the income situation (APR/TVL/supported stablecoins), risk analysis (smart contract analysis/protocol risk/stablecoin risk/interest rate fluctuation risk), suitable for people (risk appetite). Me: Help me put my funds into the Morpho USDS pool. Wayfinder: Please tell me how much USDS I need to invest. Me: 100 USDS. Wayfinder: Checking the user wallet and simulating on-chain operations (whether the wallet funds are sufficient/whether the wallet is open for chain abstraction/whether the wallet gas is sufficient/confirming slippage), is it executed? Me: Execute. Wayfinder: Pop-up wallet confirmation -> Execution ends! Through communication with on-chain operation agents, it basically meets the needs of DeFi novices, and it can also conduct risk analysis, which is great! On the futures trading agent, I didn't try it because I was trading special dishes, but according to @Tiger_Research_'s research report, Wayfinder can automatically execute the basis arbitrage strategy. The last smart contract proxy, in addition to being used for risk monitoring, also has the ability to deploy contracts, I am looking forward to this. Because the execution of many DeFi strategies often requires many interactions with the chain, which is relatively fragmented and inefficient, if a series of operations can be encapsulated into a contract, then the efficiency will be greatly improved. However, this part is too time-consuming and requires testing the correctness of the contract, and then trying it on Wayfinder when you have time. Tips: The above is only information sharing, not investment advice, please do your own research! DeFi enthusiasts: BitHappy