Dear @NetworkNoya

Speaking of the DeFi craze in 2020, it was truly an era where everyone wanted to get a piece of the pie. Back then, yield farming and liquidity mining were like a lottery; just by entering any liquidity pool, one could easily reap some rewards. However, the good times didn't last long. As more platforms emerged, the returns were diluted layer by layer, gas fees skyrocketed, and in the end, it turned into a competition of speed and wallet thickness.

Especially LP, at first everyone just wanted something simple, but now it's better. With something like Uniswap, they are doing range liquidity, and the operation is so complicated that it makes people doubt whether they are taking a quantitative course.

At this point, I find the emergence of NOYA quite interesting. It is not a traditional income platform that only focuses on one chain, but rather it connects all chains. By staking assets, it goes out to various chains and finds the most cost-effective opportunities on its own, saving effort and hassle. For many people who do not have the time to monitor the market every day, this is simply a lifeline.

That said, this "choice-making" model is essentially an optimizer. It doesn't guarantee you profits; rather, it helps you save time on research. Because ultimately, the potential for high returns depends on the overall market environment. For example, when the market is not doing well, it's difficult for anyone to reap significant rewards.

It solves the problem of "liquidity being locked up." Previously, funds on different chains were like a bunch of isolated islands, with little interaction between them. NOYA's all-chain model builds bridges between these islands, allowing liquidity to flow more freely. In the long run, this is a positive for the entire industry.
@KaitoAI