If we see DeFi as a job that requires being "on duty" at all times, then @Hypercroc_xyz is more like outsourcing that job for you. You're not making frequent choices; instead, you're handing a set of rules to the system and letting it operate on its own based on conditions. When to act, when to stop, the logic is written on the chain, not based on guesswork. It feels less like chasing trends and more like building a production line that can run for the long term. Strategy execution is continuous, not a hit-and-run approach, which is important for those who don't want to be swayed by emotions. You don't need to seize every opportunity; just avoid the big pitfalls. Another realistic point: it assumes users won't study the details every day, so it directly shields many "error-prone steps." This doesn't lower transparency but reduces the probability of mistakes. Those who want to see the details can check, while those who don't won't be bombarded with information. The community aspect isn't about short-term hype but about gradually accumulating participation records into long-term value. What you leave behind isn't just a few interactions but a traceable participation history. Overall, HyperCroc is more like helping people transform DeFi from "high-intensity participation" to "low-interference operation." Not stimulating, but stable; not noisy, but durable. @Hypercroc_xyz #Hypercroc @Bantr_fun #Bantr