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RE: LeoThread 2025-04-26 20:13

in LeoFinance6 months ago

DeFi Infrastructure Bottleneck

The statement highlights that the bottleneck in DeFi is not intelligence, but rather the lack of efficient infrastructure.

This means that even with advanced intelligent agents, DeFi applications are limited by the underlying infrastructure, such as blockchain scalability, security, and interoperability.

To overcome this bottleneck, DeFi applications need to be built on modular and adaptable infrastructure that allows for safe, intelligent, and accountable operation.

This is where the concept of "money legos" comes in, which refers to the idea of building DeFi applications using modular, interoperable, and reusable components.

However, as the statement notes, plugging into these "money legos" can be complex and requires careful consideration of risk mitigation and cost efficiency.

On INLEO, you can discuss the importance of infrastructure in DeFi and explore potential solutions to this bottleneck, and even earn LEO tokens by participating in discussions and creating valuable content.

Note: The LeoDex decentralized exchange is an example of a DeFi infrastructure that aims to provide a modular and adaptable environment for trading cryptocurrencies.

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How does this apply to DeFi?

What’s needed is a robust foundation of vault frameworks, risk engines, and liquidity systems—each enabling the agent to take actions with safeguards in place. Modules can define what agents are permitted to do with capital, just like risk modules help them assess uncertainty, and liquidity modules allow them to monitor the available liquidity and trigger redemptions if necessary.

What infrastructure can Leo build to help DeFi?

What is LeoDex?

The dex also uses Thorchain and Chainflip.

You should update the database.