devcon 7 / redefined interactions transforming user experience with intents
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Redefined Interactions: Transforming User Experience with Intents
Duration: 00:48:16
Speaker: Agustin Grosso, Dominik Hell, Juli Corti, Ran Hammer, Shawn O'Donaghue
Type: Panel
Expertise: Intermediate
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
Intents are on their way to improving users' interactions with DeFi. This panel of experts from leading protocols will discuss the impact of Intents on user experience, focusing on streamlining processes, enhancing security, increasing decentralization, and making DeFi more accessible. Explore the future of user interactions in DeFi and the collaborative efforts driving these advancements.
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