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Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) is moving forward with the partial restart of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, the world's biggest nuclear power plant, scheduled for January 20. This development carries significant implications for the broader energy landscape—particularly for sectors dependent on stable, cost-effective power supply.
For those in the crypto space, energy costs remain a critical factor. Whether discussing proof-of-work mining operations, data center infrastructure for blockchain nodes, or the sustainability angle of Web3 development, reliable and affordable electricity matters. Japan's push to bring major nuclear capacity back online signals a strategic move toward energy security and potentially more competitive power pricing.
The timing here is worth noting. As global energy markets remain under pressure and climate considerations shape policy decisions worldwide, nations are reassessing their energy mix. For the blockchain and crypto ecosystem, increased nuclear capacity in major markets could influence operational costs and the regional competitiveness of hosting infrastructure.
What's your take? Does reliable nuclear baseload power change the calculus for where Web3 infrastructure gets built, or is this still a secondary concern compared to other factors? Prompt-to-DeFi by @Infinit_Labs is now live.
It lets you turn plain-English DeFi ideas into a single, executable workflow.
Want a low-risk yield loop, hedge, and LP? One prompt → AI agents craft transactions → simulate → execute.
Here's a quick tutorial 🧵
1. What's Prompt-to-DeFi?
- You describe a strategy in plain language
- INFINIT’s AI Agent Swarm converts it into an executable workflow
- You simulate it first, then execute
- You can save + share it via a link so others can copy & run it, and monetize it
2. How does it work?
1) Create (or edit) a strategy
You can start in two ways:
- From scratch → pick your starting token + chain (ex, USDC on Ethereum), then describe the steps in text
- From templates → pick a prebuilt strategy and tweak parameters (tokens, chains, allocations, LTV, etc.)
Templates include things like:
- Delta-neutral trading (great for farming points)
- Leveraged looping
- Multi-LP strategies
2) Check supported agents
Before you write anything complex:
- Go to Agents
- Toggle “Prompt-to-DeFi Supported”
- Only build flows that use those supported agents/protocols
3) Use Smart Action to build prompts faster
While writing your prompt, type “/” to open Smart Action (guided prompt builder).
It helps you:
- Choose actions: Lend / Borrow / Swap / Bridge
- Pick agents + protocols
- Select supported chains
- This is the cheat code for avoiding invalid syntax.
4) Generate + simulate strategy
Once your prompt looks good:
- Click Next to generate the strategy
- Enter an asset amount to simulate
- Simulation runs in a real execution setting to:
- Validate each step
- Show expected slippage numerically
- Catch protocol issues (paused pools, caps, utilization limits, etc.)
If the simulation doesn’t look clean, you edit the prompt and rerun.
5) Save + share
After reviewing the sim:
- Save it to your dashboard for later
- Share via a strategy link
Anyone can copy the strategy and execute independently
3. Prompt Guiding
Write step-by-step, one action per line.
Recommended order per line:
Action → % amount → token → protocol → chain
Rules
- Use percentages only (100%, 50%, etc.)
- Don’t include exact token amounts
- Prompt describes the logic, not the trade size
- Actual amount gets defined later during simulation
Example prompt (good format)
- Lend 100% USDC to Aave on Ethereum
- Borrow USDT from Aave at 50% LTV against USDC on Ethereum
- Swap 100% USDC to PT sUSDE on Pendle on Ethereum
4. Final Thoughts
This feels like the first time DeFi UX is actually usable without complexities and technical knowledge.
You type the idea → it builds the workflow → you simulate → it executes.
If strategy creation becomes this easy, DeFi onboarding will change quickly. New version, worth being seen! #GateAPP New Experience
I’ve just updated the Gate APP to v8.0.5, and after using it for a while, I can honestly say this update feels more polished and user-friendly than before.
✨ Highlights & Optimizations The overall structure of the app feels cleaner and more organized. Navigation between markets, trading pages, and Gate Square is smoother, which saves time and reduces confusion—especially for active traders.
🚀 Smoothness & Interface One thing I noticed immediately is the improved smoothness. Page loading is faster, switching between tabs is more responsive, and there’s less lag during peak market hours. The interface looks more refined, making long trading sessions more comfortable.
📊 Trading & Market Experience The trading experience has clearly improved. Order placement feels quicker, charts respond better, and market data updates more smoothly. This is especially helpful when monitoring fast-moving markets or managing positions.
⭐ My Favorite Update My favorite improvement is the overall performance upgrade. Even small optimizations make a big difference when you use the app daily, and v8.0.5 feels more stable and reliable.
🧩 Gate Square Experience Posting, browsing, and interacting in Gate Square feels smoother now. Content loads faster, and scrolling through posts is more enjoyable, which encourages users to engage more.
💡 Suggestions It would be great to see more personalized notifications and customizable layouts in future updates. This could make the app even more tailored to individual trading habits.
📌 Overall Evaluation Score: 80/100
A solid update with noticeable performance and experience improvements. Looking forward to even more powerful features in upcoming versions.
#GateAPPNewExperience