I joined @dzap_io this January as a Product Designer. One thing was immediately clear:
DeFi is powerful, but using it still feels like solving a Rubik’s cube... blindfolded.
@go_niyo@DCBBank — with Apple Pay now available in India, could you please consider enabling support for Niyo Global DCB debit cards?
This would be a valuable addition for international travellers.
@go_niyo@DCBBank — with Apple Pay now available in India, could you please consider enabling support for Niyo Global DCB debit cards?
This would be a valuable addition for international travellers.
𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆:
Another @Arbitrum Founders Club is upon us.
> 4th June
> 5pm UTC
Come stop by and hear what both OGs and new builders across Arbitrum are up to!
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Solana has great protocols.
Capital movement between them is still fragmented.
DZap Earn changes that.
Users & Agents can:
1.) Enter any supported pool using any token
2.) Move liquidity across protocols in one flow
3.) Reposition LPs without manually bridging, swapping, and rebuilding positions
Example:
cbBTC/USDC on Orca → SOL/USDC on Meteora
Single transaction.
This is what protocol composability on Solana looks like.
DZap Earn beta access is now open.
A new way to earn across @solana protocols with one-click access to yield opportunities, LP repositioning, and seamless capital movement across the ecosystem.
Limited early access spots are now available.
Apply below
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Imagine explaining in 2010 that a “magic internet money” pizza purchase would eventually help spark global onchain markets moving billions daily.
All because someone wanted pizza.
Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day 🍕
@shivam0x_ Exactly! Users never celebrate the routing path.
They celebrate that the position opened successfully. That’s when infra has actually matured.
The strongest infrastructure products usually become invisible.
Nobody thinks about:
TCP/IP
cloud servers
payment rails
once they work reliably.
DeFi execution infrastructure will probably evolve the same way.
Users won’t care how many protocols are involved.
Only whether the outcome completed.
A user trying to move from:
ETH on Ethereum → LP on Solana
still goes through a ridiculous number of steps.
And every ecosystem thinks the problem ends at their boundary.
That’s why DeFi still feels fragmented despite all the infra built over the last few years.
Ghost Mode is now live on DZap, powered by @HoudiniSwap .
You can now swap privately across 100+ chains and 4,000+ tokens in one click.
Houdini’s private execution flows and built-in MEV protection are now directly integrated into DZap.
Privacy szn on DZap.
@shivam0x_@dzap_io Every extra step between BTC and yield acts like a conversion leak. By the time users reach the protocol, most intent is already gone.
Bitcoin liquidity still mostly sits outside DeFi.
Not because BTC holders hate yield.
Because the path is painful.
- Bridge BTC.
- Wrap it.
- Move chains.
- Swap assets.
- Enter protocols.
Most people stop halfway.
The infrastructure gap is still massive.
One thing became obvious after watching users for years:
Every extra transaction kills conversion.
Not by 50%.
By almost everything.
Because the moment users:
- switch chains
- sign again
- calculate gas
- retry failed routes
they start questioning the action itself.
Most protocols think they have a demand problem.
A lot of them have an execution problem.