GIZA from a User’s Perspective: How Everyday Users Can Access Smart DeFi Agents
Decentralized Finance is very appealing, but the threshold is also very high.
Imagine a scenario: you need to switch assets between 5 different protocols, track yield rates, and adjust positions. If done manually, it can be exhausting and prone to errors. Now, with GIZA, these operations can be handled by a “robot.”
Why do ordinary users need agents?
In on-chain wealth management, common challenges include:
- Hard to track the market: yields change at any time, manual tracking is too cumbersome.
- If you act slowly, you’ll miss the opportunity.
- Multi-chain and multi-protocol operations are complex, and gas costs are high.
The DeFi smart agent provided by GIZA can:
- Automatic Switch Protocol
- Set operation rules (for example, only adjust positions when the yield > 5%)
- Realize cross-chain asset allocation
- Ensure assets do not leave the user’s wallet (non-custodial)
How to use GIZA?
Although the underlying GIZA is complex, it is user-friendly.
- Connect wallet (such as MetaMask)
- Definition of intent: For example, “Help me deposit 1000 USDC into the stablecoin pool with the highest yield.”
- Authorization operation boundaries: such as operation time period, maximum limit
- Run Proxy: GIZA will arrange for nodes to execute operations and return results.
No coding is required throughout the process, nor is there a need to understand complex protocols.
Use case examples
Maximizing Returns
GIZA automatically transfers your stablecoins between different platforms, such as Aave, Compound, and Curve, allocating assets based on real-time interest rates.
Risk Management
When the market fluctuates dramatically, GIZA can automatically execute profit-taking or stop-loss strategies to avoid interference from human emotions.
Automatic Staking
After setting the strategy, the GIZA agent will automatically stake the new tokens into the designated pool each time they are obtained, increasing the efficiency of compound interest.
Should users worry about the safety of their funds?
GIZA uses a non-custodial smart contract account, keeping your assets always in your control. The agent can only perform actions that you authorize, and you can revoke permissions at any time.
For example:
- The agent can only trade stablecoins.
- Each transaction limit is $2000
- Permissions will automatically expire after 7 days.
This means that even if you forget to close the proxy, your assets will not be misused.
How can ordinary people participate in the GIZA ecosystem in the future?
In the future, GIZA is expected to be integrated into mainstream wallets and Decentralized Finance applications, allowing users to enjoy professional strategies with just a “one-click enable proxy”.
In addition, it may also occur:
- Community Shared Strategy Library
- Third-party developers build “proxy templates” for users to apply.
- GIZA Launchpad releases new agency feature
This will greatly expand the use cases and user base of GIZA.
Summary
The GIZA Protocol is not a high-tech “black technology”; it is an on-chain smart assistant that every ordinary user can easily use. As long as you want to save time, effort, and manage your finances efficiently, GIZA can be your helpful assistant.