What Infinit is doing is actually addressing a very practical problem—turning those complex technical executions in DeFi into basic services, step by step, just like paying utility bills.

Think about it: in the future, ordinary users will be able to directly operate cross-protocol and cross-chain processes with just a few spoken phrases. Wouldn’t that mean the technical barrier is basically gone?

In the past, to do well in DeFi, you had to know how to code, understand trading, and be skilled at risk management.
But looking ahead, the importance of these hard skills will likely gradually decline.
People will no longer compete over who is better at “operating,” but rather who is better at “judging”:

🔹 Can you sense market trends before others?
🔹 Have you truly understood the essence of risk?
🔹 Can you design strategy structures that AI still can’t summarize yet?

Seen this way, @Infinit_Labs might be pushing the industry into a stage where “technology fades into the background.”
Once the infrastructure is truly mature, the main arena of competition will shift back to “people”—insight, intuition, and creativity. These are things that algorithms still find hard to fully replace and will instead become the key.