I used to get sleepy whenever I heard about DeFi. My friends would pitch me all kinds of strategies, and I would just nod and pretend to understand, thinking to myself, “I’m definitely going to mess this up.”

Then I came across @Infinit_Labs’ Prompt-to-DeFi, and I clicked in just to see the joke, but it turned out to be super simple: no need to understand code.

For example, if I say “help me find a more stable yield strategy using ETH,” it automatically puts together a whole strategy for me, clearly stating the expected returns and potential risks. In the end, I just need to click confirm and it executes everything on-chain.

It’s not that I’m too dumb; it’s that previous tools just didn’t treat people like regular users. Right now their waitlist is still open, and you can register for free with a social account. It’s perfect for people like me who want to get into DeFi but are too lazy to read tutorials. But let me be clear: DeFi still has risks. No one can guarantee against market volatility or contract issues, so it’s best to start small and test the waters, just like I did.