Think we're seeing a huge increase in complexity in DeFi, and Uniswap V3 is just the start. Without a serious effort to change direction it's going to turn into the rooms of quants and computers crowding out the little guy. It risks the entire narrative of giving users sovereignty over their money.<p>I like that some companies are trying to simplify that and make it accessible again. It's important for the 'democratizing finance' narrative, otherwise we'll have just rebuilt the legacy system on less energy-efficient infrastructure.
Cool to see defi building more serious tooling to support usecases that were once the purview of banks and funds and providing that experience to the average investor/trader.