Do you remember what early DeFi looked like? Back then, it felt like building with blocks, where every step had to be done manually. Now, at the end of 2025, I stand before the interface of a new generation protocol, feeling like the whole game has changed.

Speaking of which, Web3 users have long played the role of intermediaries. To jump from Ethereum to a certain Layer 2 for opportunities, one has to face a series of troubles: waiting for cross-chain transactions, expensive Gas fees, and the fear that funds may simply disappear when operations go wrong. This fragmented state is being broken. The emerging intent-centric architecture is pushing blockchain from "manual mode" to "smart automation."

From a technical perspective, the key is not traditional cross-chain bridges or liquidity aggregators, but a complete liquidity intention engine. Imagine this—users no longer need to break down complex instructions ("first exchange at A, then stake at B" ), they just need to tell the system their final requirement: "I want to earn an annualized return of about 15% on USDC with controlled risks." The underlying Solver network then activates, and these solvers calculate the optimal execution path and execute the transaction instantly, just like professional traders, in milliseconds.

This mechanism has already demonstrated practical effectiveness in the current market structure. It not only lowers the participation threshold but also makes capital allocation more efficient. To some extent, this is a sign of the maturity of Decentralized Finance.