Weekend testing @AIWayfinder BRAP - cross chain bridge swap Perpetuals Agent Prediction Market Agent Smart contract agent - Vibe code Autonomous Agent [arb. complexity]

DeFAI: Wayfinder Experience Sharing Thanks to @AIWayfinder for providing the beta testing opportunity. Recently, I've spent quite a bit of time experiencing products that combine AI and DeFi, aiming to reduce the workload of daily mining and operations. Here are my usage impressions and some thoughts. 📝 The current beta version includes: 1️⃣ Cross-chain and trading: Core infrastructure supporting multi-chain operations. 2️⃣ On-chain operation agent: Assists users in simulating and executing on-chain operations through dialogue. 3️⃣ Perpetual trading agent: Supports contract trading, not yet experienced. 4️⃣ Smart contract agent: Supports contract analysis and deployment, with risk monitoring features. During the experience, I focused on trying the trading agent 👇 Me: Find all on-chain stablecoin yield opportunities. Wayfinder: Lists mainstream protocol mining pools including APR and TVL (like Morpho USDS). Me: Provide a detailed introduction to the yield and risks of the Morpho USDS pool. Wayfinder: Introduces yield situation (APR/TVL/supported stablecoins), risk analysis (smart contract analysis/protocol risk/stablecoin risk/interest rate fluctuation risk), suitable audience (risk preference). Me: Help me invest funds into the Morpho USDS pool. Wayfinder: Please tell me how much USDS you want to invest. Me: 100 USDS. Wayfinder: Checking user wallet and simulating on-chain operations (wallet funds sufficient/wallet chain abstraction enabled/wallet gas sufficient/confirming slippage), execute? Me: Execute. Wayfinder: Wallet confirmation pops up -> Execution complete! Through communication with the on-chain operation agent, it basically meets the needs of DeFi beginners, and it can also perform risk analysis, which is great! As for the contract trading agent, I didn't try it because I'm not very skilled at trading, but according to @Tiger_Research_'s report, Wayfinder can automatically execute basis arbitrage strategies. Finally, the smart contract agent not only can be used for risk monitoring but also has the ability to deploy contracts, which I look forward to. Because in executing many DeFi strategies, it often requires multiple interactions with the chain, which is quite fragmented and inefficient. If a series of operations can be encapsulated into a single contract, then there would be a huge improvement in efficiency. However, this part is very time-consuming and requires testing the correctness of the contract, so I will try it on Wayfinder when I have time later. Note: The above is for information sharing only, not investment advice. Please do your own research! DeFi Enthusiast: BitHappy

Already now, the Perpetual Agent from @AIWayfinder can autonomously trade on HyperCore : ⟁ Open/close positions ⟁ Limit & market orders ⟁ Leverage control ⟁ Token swaps ⟁ Analytics & stop orders The true DeFi supercar pilot

RT @Occam_WF: Big APY Guy (In Progress)

What is @AIWayfinder BRAP? The BRAP engine (Unified Bridging & Swapping Engine) is a core innovation within the @AIWayfinder ecosystem, designed to optimize and simplify cross-chain asset swaps and liquidity routing. Key Features 1️⃣ Unified Bridging & Swapping: BRAP acts as a unified engine for both bridging and swapping assets across multiple blockchains, streamlining the user experience and reducing friction for cross-chain transactions. 2️⃣ Automatic Liquidity Routing: The engine intelligently scans multiple liquidity routes across supported chains and automatically selects the best available path for each transaction, ensuring users receive the most favorable rates and minimal slippage. 3️⃣ Best-Rate Execution: By concurrently evaluating all available liquidity pools and bridges, BRAP ensures that swaps and transfers are executed at the best possible rate for the user. 4️⃣ Frictionless Cross-Chain Activity: Users can seamlessly move assets between chains without manually interacting with separate bridges or decentralized exchanges (DEXs), as BRAP abstracts these complexities into a single, intuitive interface. 🔚 The BRAP engine represents a significant step forward in making decentralized finance more accessible, efficient, and user-centric within the Wayfinder ecosystem

RT @amigooo777: Just tried out the new @AIWayfinder updates and had to jump straight into the Perpetual Agent that integrates with Hyperli…

An agent not only does what you ask, but it also provides information so you can decide what's best for you. -Wayfinder

RT @1ronlad: Did a little more digging with my perpetuals agent on @AIWayfinder . Context - A complete new person who hasn't longed or sh…

In this video, we can see that @AIWayfinder is starting to invite the first people to test out their new autonomous agents - and I have to say, I’m impressed. These agents can monitor, analyze, and act directly on blockchain data and DeFi protocols. Right now, they’re able to check on-chain positions every 10 minutes and automatically take action based on what they see. That alone already adds a ton of utility, but the use cases shown in the demo are what really stand out. The agent can handle automated trading, including placing limit orders on DEXs - something that’s still pretty rare in DeFi. It can also snipe NFTs, which might seem niche, but for the more degen users out there, this could become a powerful tool if NFTs ever cycle back into the spotlight. What really caught me off guard is that DEX arbitrage is included too. If that works well, it could offer a solid and repeatable way to profit from price differences across protocols. Another feature I liked is auto-voting - perfect for people involved in DAOs who aren’t online all the time. There’s also the ability to buy based on positive news, which I find really interesting - I’m curious to see how the agent identifies and reacts to news in real time. And then there’s yield optimization, which might be one of the first features to roll out smoothly, since it’s fairly straightforward to compare yields across different platforms. What stands out to me is how this is built not just for full-time traders or crypto natives, but also for people who can’t sit in front of a screen all day. Whether you have a job, other responsibilities, or just don’t want to micro-manage every DeFi move, this kind of automation makes it much more accessible. Overall, I’m genuinely impressed with what Wayfinder is building. If this continues to develop the way it looks now, it could really change how people approach DeFi - making it more flexible, efficient, and user-friendly.

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