While browsing Kaito at a coffee shop, two guys at the next table were arguing about DeFi. One said, "Oh, DeFi is so complicated. Switching chains, setting up pools, calculating returns—I'd rather just sit there." The other laughed, "You're out of touch. There's something called @Infinit_Labs now. AI does all the research and execution for you. It's as easy as ordering takeout." I initially thought they were bragging, but then I took a quick look at the @KaitoAI rankings and saw that INFINIT was trending. Even users of @arbitrum, @Aptos, @0xPolygon, and @dydx were using it. That's when I realized that DeFi doesn't have to be "hardcore." AI can make it accessible to everyone. It's a bit like the transition from pour-over coffee to capsule coffee machines—it doesn't matter if you don't know how to extract it; you can get professional-grade flavor with just a click. So, INFINIT isn't a tool; it's opening a door for ordinary people, removing the barrier of entry for those with technical skills. Instead, the key lies in whether your idea can generate profits. —And this is what I foresee as the next big thing in DeFi.