🤔 I've always felt that many project teams are putting their efforts in the wrong places. It's like building a race car, but you insist on starting with steelmaking and engine manufacturing. Smart teams directly procure the best, track-tested engines and suspensions, then focus all their energy on tuning, aerodynamics, and overall strategy—areas that can create core advantages. This is my understanding of what @Infinit_Labs is doing. Their "DeFi abstraction layer" provides developers with a standardized, pre-audited "high-performance component library," so you don't have to start from scratch. Infinit's technical architecture addresses two major pain points: 1⃣ Security and Efficiency: By providing "pre-audited modules," developers can directly call these components that have undergone strict security reviews, eliminating the need for high-risk, high-cost audits for basic functionalities. This greatly lowers the development threshold and theft risk. Security is always the bottom line for DeFi. 2⃣ Complexity of Cross-Chain Interactions: Sticking to a single chain has no future; multi-chain deployment is inevitable. Infinit handles all the dirty work of interacting with different chains (like Ethereum, BSC, etc.) through an intermediary layer. Developers only need to focus on their business logic, which is truly pragmatic, rather than reinventing the wheel. Infinit's logic is very simple and clear: let developers return to the essence of innovation, rather than exhausting 90% of their energy battling with underlying infrastructure. Infinit is not creating a new way to play DeFi; it is building a smoother, safer highway for all DeFi players. Projects that "reduce the burden" for the industry, backed by top VCs like Electric Capital, are much more reliable than those that offer grand visions of "pseudo-innovation." Simplicity is key, and the path is straightforward; what Infinit is doing is logically sound. #KaitoYap @KaitoAI #Yap #INFINIT