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Brothers, do I still have a chance!
Let's talk about the user experience of INFINIT V2, especially how its design of "strategy modularization" transforms the "hellish difficulty" of traditional DeFi operations into a gamified experience that "ordinary people can also play."
🧠 Operating DeFi in INFINIT really feels like playing "on-chain building blocks".
Every time I use a product from @Infinit_Labs, I feel a bit emotional:
In the past, engaging in DeFi was "cultivation," but now using INFINIT is an "experience."
The biggest change from V1 to V2 can be summed up in four words: modular strategy.
These four characters seem simple, but they actually represent a complete subversion of product logic.
🚫 How to operate DeFi in the past?
Let's recall the traditional on-chain operation process:
Open several protocol pages (such as Aave, Pendle, Silo)
Switch wallets, authorize, and sign step by step.
You also need to check the earnings, compare parameters, and optimize with Gas.
If you're not careful, you might step into a pit, use the wrong chain, or lose money.
To be honest, this kind of operation is completely unusable for beginners, and even experienced users can easily make mistakes; the experience is like flying a fighter jet.
✅ How to operate INFINIT V2?
Now let's take a look at the experience of INFINIT V2:
You just need to tell the system: "I want to earn stable returns with low risk,"
It can automatically generate a feasible strategy combination and even display the execution process step by step.
What's even more ruthless is that you can "edit" these strategies like building blocks.
Want to borrow first, then stake? OK, drag to reorder.
Want to add an insurance module? Just add it.
Want to delete a step? Just click to delete.
The entire process does not require writing code or opening multiple websites; it feels as natural and smooth as taking notes in Notion.
What has modularization brought?
Strategy "encapsulation" as a module:
Each operational step becomes a clear, visual "function block".
User-defined combination:
Strategy is no longer a fixed "rigid instruction", but a flexible combination of "custom puzzle".
One-click execution still retained:
Even if you have your own combination of strategies, you can execute them with one click, saving time and effort.
In simple terms, it's like you used to only be able to eat a "set meal," but now you can choose your own sides, pick your flavors, and even get delivery.
Professional strategies, democratized access.
🎮 This is no longer a DeFi tool; it's a "strategy game".
INFINIT V2 really feels like it adds a layer of "visual interface + gamified process" to DeFi.
It is not about "teaching you how to operate", but directly packaging complex operations so that you "only need to choose".
And this modular logic of the "strategy layer" allows you to:
Arbitrage on-chain without understanding code
Adjusting the flow of profits without understanding the contract
Complete the entire on-chain process without switching the protocol page.
This is the true form of DeFi in the future: everyone can participate, everyone can customize strategies, and everyone can earn.
🧭 In the last few days, I really recommend everyone to give INFINIT a try; it's hard to understand why it became popular without trying it out.
The season is now in its final stage.
Whether you can make the list is not the point; at least you need to experience it first and participate, only then is it possible to get a ticket for the future smart DeFi era.