David Hoffmann

Correct.

And you can see in this kind of, this is a test environment, but this is essentially what the Atlas upgrade does, is this all feels very seamless.

You don't have to move assets anywhere.

You don't have to wait.

You don't have to bridge.

You're in your same wallet if you're in a ZK Sync L2, and you can just get access to all of the DeFi and all of the liquidity on top of Ethereum.

So it feels much less fragmented.

And they can do this because ZK proofs, essentially, right?

Rather than optimistic fraud proofs with long withdrawal windows.

And they do some magic with bundling transactions, integrate that in the wallet, and it all feels nice and seamless.

Yeah.

if you're in a zkSync L2, which is a big step.

Yeah, deploy another thing of Aave.

It's exciting to me when the builders say it, right?

Because like we've got all the infrastructure stuff, but here's Stani.

He said from Aave, of course, this is a game changer.

L2 is tapping into L1 liquidity.

No need to replicate the same DeFi ecosystems on L2s and fractionalize liquidity.

Well baked.

He's a big fan of this model.