The DeFi Problem

Protocols across the DeFi landscape are limited in both their scope and design, resulting in a highly fragmented on-chain experience. User portfolios are typically scattered across siloed platforms with inefficient interfaces, no uniformity, and minimal (if any) interoperability.

Volatility and DeFi have a longstanding relationship; prices, yields, and platform mechanics shift frequently, and agile asset management is mission critical for all participants. Users crave the ability to aggregate most of their on-chain activity within one coherent interface. Executing numerous individual transactions for each asset, across protocols, is simply not an option, especially in the most turbulent times.

The current generation of automated strategy protocols frequently promise simplicity and accessibility around on-chain options, index vaults, and dynamic limit ordering. Most users, however, do not find competitive levels of specificity, customization, and speed among the present offerings and must resort to lumbering manual methods.