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It's a bit hanging, and you can pick up your hair when you say a word Thirdweb launches Nebula v0.1, a DeFi Ai product, with the core of simplifying complex on-chain financial operations into "natural language conversational interactions". Meaning: Use spoken instructions to help you operate DeFi protocols, such as currency swaps, lending, market making, and asset management, without the need to manually click back and forth. Make complex on-chain financial operations as easy as chatting with ChatGPT. Use: ✅ Arbitrary chain asset swaps and bridges > cross-chain bridging + token swaps > example is the phrase: "Swap my 100 USDC on Ethereum for ETH on Optimism" to perform a cross-chain operation. ✅ Intelligent operation of lending protocols > has built-in support for 50+ DeFi protocols, such as: Uniswap, Aave, Compound, Curve, Balancer, Lido, etc. > can directly operate with words, such as: "Lend my WETH to Aave and stake USDC" ✅ Intelligently manage liquidity positions > you could say: providing liquidity for the USDC/ETH liquidity pool on Uniswap V3. > it automatically finds the best parameters, authorizes the token, sets the range, and submits the transaction. ✅ Perform complex operations in one sentence: "Check my aUSDC balance" → to check the balance of borrowed and borrowed assets "Collect fees" → collect all LP revenues "Remove my position" → to undo all liquidity "Burn my unused NFTs" → clean up your wallet of useless NFTs I don't know much about code personally, but it's interesting to take a look at it, and a few highlights below 👇 1. Support full-chain support: L1 + L2 network full coverage 2. AI intelligent understanding + execution of transactions: There is no longer a need to open multiple DApps, calculate slippage, process authorization, sign and other cumbersome steps 3. Suitable for beginners and veterans: new users can easily complete complex operations, and experts can execute strategies more efficiently. Thirdweb @thirdweb is a Web3 development platform, in fact, Thirdweb has always been a very well-known platform for deploying tokens and NFTs. I've been tracking me for a long time. The project was @HaunVentures by @katie_haun-led Haun Ventures, the queen of crypto, who was once the general partner of the famous a16z. Practical operation: Open it 1. Find a network with low gas, L2 that has not issued coins, such as BASE and Linea 2. Connect the wallet and try a small amount. 3. A few blind instructions, operated by Thirdweb Nebula. This is Defi Ai If you lose a bit of gas @kuigas, that's normal. If you lose some money, that's normal

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ive been thinking recently on the difference between being EVM aligned vs Ethereum aligned why does the distinction matter? if we want the ecosystem to solve its public goods challenge, projects should pay for the software that THEY depend on > Asking an alt L1 like Avalanche to pay for ethereum centered goods like clients is a non starter but would they give money to the solidity team? Maybe, since they are evm equivalent & AVAX app developers use solidity for their smart contracts > what is the value of side chains like Polygon that use their own validators (but still settle on Ethereum) vs inherit ETH security directly like an L2? (i) UI value: ethereum wallets can access their apps, and (ii) option value: if an app decides the chain is not for them, it's much easier to switch to another L2 or ETH L1 than to solana so expanding EVM network effects is good for Ethereum, but its not inevitable that ethereum wins if EVM wins > Unlike sidechains, L2 rollups directly use ETH validators for security and consume blockspace a common worry is rollups becoming big and bootstrapping their own validator network to reduce reliance on ethereum i think such worries are overblown as unbundling is the trend (like cloud) and most L2s are more focused on use cases than having their own security even if it happens, its hard for them to escape the EVM which still bring the benefits (i) and (ii) > Apps and DAOs with an onchain treasury have a lot more stickiness one of Ethereums biggest strengths is emerging from the wealth effect when ETH went up in 2021 with foundational projects like Gnosis, ENS, Kleros and Golem with decades of runway to achieve their goal along with newer ones like Arbitrum, Aave, Uniswap, Lido that have PMF and strong revenue streams If we contrast with solana which had their wealth effect more recently, ethereum has more foundational projects, are more onchain and also apply to broader use cases > finally we have the EL/CL clients & validators that make ethereum function and produce blocks they rise and fall with ethereums ship but lack a connection with other parts of the ethereumverse that can assure their longevity there is a win-win way to connect these threads, from the alt EVM L1s to the core ethereum clients. We just gotta figure out how

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