In the early stages of DeFi, the process for users to participate in on-chain opportunities was often complex and cumbersome: creating non-custodial wallets, backing up seed phrases, withdrawing funds from centralized exchanges, handling cross-chain bridging, preparing Gas fees, and bearing risks such as slippage and service charges. While this approach was feasible, it significantly increased the barrier to entry and operational burden. Today, Bybit Alpha Farm
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In the early stages of DeFi, the process for users to participate in on-chain opportunities was often complex and cumbersome: creating non-custodial wallets, backing up seed phrases, withdrawing funds from centralized exchanges, handling cross-chain bridging, preparing Gas fees, and bearing risks such as slippage and service charges. While this approach was feasible, it significantly increased the barrier to entry and operational burden. Today, Bybit Alpha Farm