Many projects like to talk about DeFi as exciting, as if it's a loss if you don't rush. @Hypercroc_xyz actually seems to be cooling you down. It assumes that you don't want to be driven by emotions, so it writes a complete set of execution logic in advance and allows the system to operate according to the rules. After you participated, it was more like watching a machine work steadily beside you, rather than personally operating it Its focus is not on "seizing opportunities", but on "making fewer mistakes". The strategy is not to chase after high returns, but to first see if the conditions are met and if they are not suitable, then not to move. This approach may not be noticeable in the short term, but for long-term users, it is actually closer to their real needs It is also very quiet to use, without a bunch of prompts to guide you, and will not force you to make frequent decisions. If you want to see the details, you can check them yourself. If you don't want to study, it won't affect normal use The community also takes a slow route, and participation is cumulative, not a one-time excitement. Overall, HyperCroc seems to be pulling DeFi back from "high-intensity gaming" to "low interference operation", which is not stimulating but easier to persist in @Hypercroc_xyz Hypercroc @Bantr_fun Bantr