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Ai, DeFi and Intents with @ApertureFinance
Intents in DeFi
Intents are user expressions for achieving specific goals on-chain, simplifying complex transactions like trades, and managing liquidity. By abstracting these operations, intents make DeFi more accessible. The main goal is to streamline on-chain interactions, reducing user friction and enabling users to specify their desired outcomes more easily.
Examples of general-purpose intent protocols:
- @anoma
- @intentessential
- Flashbots SUAVE
Intents + AI
The integration of AI, especially large language models like ChatGPT, can interpret natural language inputs, allowing users to communicate their goals more intuitively to the protocol and Solvers. This combination of AI and intents can automate complex, multistep DeFi operations, reduce MEV, save on gas, and more by leveraging intent Solver networks.
Aperture Finance and Intent DSL
Aperture Finance is known for its liquidity management platform, which allows users who deploy liquidity on DEX, like Uniswap, to manage their positions effectively. Aperture aims to leverage AI-powered intents to simplify the liquidity provision process. By using a proprietary Domain-Specific Language (DSL), users can articulate their financial goals in natural language, which are then processed and executed by a network of Solvers.
Looking Forward
As digital asset adoption continues to grow, continuous innovation in AI will guide users in formulating better, more precise intents. The integration of AI with user intents allows for significant UX improvements and valuable data collection, further optimizing DeFi protocols.
In the future, crypto could be abstracted down to a single seamless, user-friendly interface where the desired fulfillment of outcomes is expressed in natural language, simplifying complex transaction operations that are delegated to be executed by a competitive network of Solvers whose integrity is maintained through cryptographic measures.
We explain everything further in detail in our full article here by @pt1mfv_, @zaddycoin and @0xPBL
shoal.gg/p/the-convergence-o…
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Quick, Llama needs you! #LlamaRace
The island of LST/LRT is filled with many foes, making navigation extremely challenging
Napier is trying to reclaim the city of Llama as the stronghold for LSD/LRT once again!
Yes, Napier's Llama Race starts... April 10th
ALT Llama Race by Napier Finance
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@KengLernitas will lead us to GLORI during this WUR
Spartanz it is time to Unite!
Zorksees is going down 🔥
Sneak peak of webpage?! 👀 $2192
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GM GalaxyPioneers! The GalaxyCash IDO Whitelist Campaign is now live!🚀 We're offering IDO whitelist spots to 500 early testers as a thank you for your participation. Whitelisted users will get early access to the IDO and enjoy discount benefits.🤑
Also, our Smart Contract audit is nearly complete👏, and once the #Fraxtal mainnet fully opens, we'll proceed with the IDO on it. Haven't tested yet?
Follow us, retweet, and DM your Fraxtal (EVM) wallet address to join the testing phase. We'll grant you a spot on the test whitelist and send you test tokens.
I know many of you are eager to experience Fraxtal and earn #FXTL points through FLOX, but good things are always worth the wait @fraxfinance. Fortunately, we've already deployed the testnet on Fraxtal, so you can get a sneak peek ahead of time.
testnet.galaxycash.finance/
#GalaxyCash #IDO #Whitelist #Crypto #fraxtal #Layer2
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Hamas crypto funding, the WSJ, and the Warren Letter | Medium
We've had 90 submissions to my WSJ fact-checking bounty. 30 have been paid out. Based on all the evidence so far, here's what we know:
medium.com/p/b89cac007683
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so just to recap
- WSJ journalists (Angus Berwick & Ian Talley) write a flurry of articles citing Elliptic data claiming that PIJ (Hamas affiliate) raised $93m in crypto (and cites BitOK claiming Hamas raised $41m) [1]
- Sen Warren uses this article to claim that Hamas raised "over $130m" in crypto. This article is her SOLE citation in her letter. The entire letter depends on the WSJ article [2]
- Over 100 member of Congress sign the letter, which asks for the Biden admin to further crack down on crypto
- Chainalysis comes out with an article disputing the WSJ claims, saying that instead of $82m of terror financing, the real figure is around $450k. It's unclear which wallets they are referring to. Either way, it looks like the WSJ analysis is vastly overstated [3]
- WSJ refuses to follow up or retract, instead writing more articles relying on their claims
[1] archive.ph/hdcWc
[2] warren.senate.gov/imo/media/…
[3] chainalysis.com/blog/cryptoc…
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So Uniswap wants to take down my Uniswap v4 fork from GitHub, which I used to open my famous PR to change their License to "AGPL-3.0-only". Are you for real @Uniswap? What kind of pathetic move is this from a party that can only play copycat nowadays?github.com/Uniswap/v4-core/p…
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The crinimal SBF who was not supposed to have any money somehow magically posted bail and spends no day in jail waiting trial. He stole $10B.
At the same time @alex_pertsev is on his 163rd day of prison time without a proper trial for writing #opensource code.
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.@GaryGensler and the SEC had more meetings with SBF and FTX/IEX than anyone else in crypto, allegedly to craft a special regulatory framework designed to benefit FTX alone.
Making backroom regulatory deals with bad actors is not a tool in the SEC’s toolbox.
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Elon Musk just suspended Business Insider reporter Linette Lopez for documenting the times Elon had his enemies tracked and doxxed
She did not post anything related to Elon’s jet
She has done amazing investigative reporting on Tesla
