Aperture Finance offers an application programming interface named “Intent API,” which enables users to automate their interactions with DeFi protocols using generative AI. Users can write out DeFi workflows such as liquidity rebalancing using natural language and generate efficient transaction flows, which can be automatically executed when specific conditions are met. The solution leverages Uniswap V3, a decentralized exchange, as well as a decentralized network of solvers to tap into liquidity as well as simulate and rank transaction flows based on transaction fees and capital efficiency.
Although Aperture initially launched with a centralized solver, the network has expanded to third-party solvers such as Propeller Heads and Enso Finance, with plans to include other solvers like Tokka Labs in Q3 2024.
Moreover, in May 2024, Aperture announced plans to further develop its large language model (LLM) interface to enable users to convert their natural language prompts into a domain-specific language (DSL) that can be codified on-chain. During the same period, the platform served over 300,000 users across nine Ethereum virtual machine (EVM)-compatible chains.
Funding and financials
In May 2024, Aperture Finance raised USD 12 million in Series A funding led by Skyland Ventures, Blockchain Founders Fund, and Krypital Group at a valuation of USD 250 million. The company planned to use the funding to further develop its intents infrastructure, expand its solver network, and support the launch of its LLM integration.
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