Back in the day, whenever I wanted to execute a DeFi strategy, I had to open several websites, click confirm a dozen times, and spend about 20 minutes on it—felt like I was working harder than my computer. You know that classic playbook: Deposit funds into a protocol → borrow against it → buy tokens → deposit back → repeat a few rounds to leverage yields. Sounds professional, but the actual process was just: endless clicking, endless signing, and constantly switching pages. Now things have changed since Ambire integrated with @Infinit_Labs. The new process looks like this: I choose my strategy in Ambire, click “confirm once,” and the rest—depositing, borrowing, swapping, and adding positions—is all handled automatically in the background by INFINIT’s AI. Before, I was the “manual laborer.” Now, I just assign tasks, and the AI does the work. What’s even better is that Ambire has adopted Ethereum’s new standard, EIP-7702: Previously, a dozen transactions required a dozen authorizations. Now, everything can be bundled into one signature, and it’s a “temporary authorization” that automatically revokes permissions after use. Two immediate benefits: 1. Saves Gas—cuts out a lot of redundant operations. 2. Safer—no more leaving long-term authorizations lying around as potential risks. For someone like me who’s constantly tweaking strategies, the biggest change is: Before, I had to carve out dedicated time to execute a strategy. Now, it’s just—set the parameters, click once, and let Ambire + @Infinit_Labs handle the rest. To put it simply, this collaboration boils down to one thing: Compressing the old 20-minute, multi-step DeFi process into a “non-custodial, one-click completion” experience.