In the past, I implemented a DeFi strategy.

You need to open several websites and click confirm a dozen times.
It took almost twenty minutes to finish, and I was more tired than the computer.
You definitely understand that classic gameplay:
Deposit money into the protocol → Borrow it out → Buy coins → Deposit it back → Repeat several rounds for leveraged returns.
It sounds professional, and the operation is: keep clicking, keep signing, and keep switching pages.
After Ambire integrated with @Infinit_Labs, this has changed.

The current process has become:
I chose a strategy in Ambire.
Click "Confirm Once"
The remaining deposits, loans, exchanges, and margin increases are all automatically managed by INFINIT's AI in the background.
I used to be a "coolie."
Now it's my turn to assign tasks, AI to do the work.
Even better, Ambire has adopted the new Ethereum standard EIP-7702:
It turns out that a dozen transactions require a dozen authorizations,
Now you can sign and package execution in one go,
And it's a "temporary authorization", which will be automatically revoked after use.

Two direct benefits:
First, save Gas - many redundant operations are reduced in the middle;
Second, it is safer – no more long-term authorizations that leave "landmines" everywhere.

For someone like me who often tinkers with strategies,
The most obvious change is:
In the past, creating a strategy required setting aside dedicated time.
Now it's just - set the parameters, click, and leave the rest to Ambire + @Infinit_Labs.
In simple terms, what this cooperation is doing can be summed up in one sentence:
Transform the original 20-minute, dozens of steps DeFi operation,
Compressed into an "one-time non-custodial, one-click completion" experience