The most important upgrade in DeFi this year isn’t a chain, a bridge, or a yield market.

It’s a change in what a wallet is.

If you think about it, wallets were never designed to do anything.
They were designed to hold things.
Store assets. Sign a transaction. Step aside.
Everything else: routing, logic, automation happened somewhere else.
That’s exactly why DeFi automation kept hitting a wall.

EIP-7702 breaks that ceiling.

It lets users grant temporary, scoped execution authority to agents without giving up ownership. Assets stay in the wallet. Execution becomes programmable. The wallet becomes the actual surface where multi-step workflows run under strict constraints.

This is exactly what @Infinit_Labs builds on top of.

Its agents can bridge, swap, lend, hedge, and unwind inside the user’s wallet environment; no pooled vaults, no custody handoffs, no manual sequencing. Authority is delegated; ownership never moves. It’s non-custodial strategy execution at scale.

Three structural shifts follow:

1. Agents execute without custody: delegation replaces asset transfer.

2. Workflows become atomic: the signature storm disappears.

3. Risk guardrails become enforceable: budgets and ceilings live in the execution layer itself.

Once a wallet becomes an execution surface, strategy design becomes a language problem and execution becomes a compilation problem. Users specify intent. Agents assemble the workflow. The wallet enforces boundaries.

This is the infrastructure that makes agentic finance real, not as a concept, but as a functioning system.
@Infinit_Labs is simply one of the first to implement it at the scale that matters.

With 7702, the wallet stops being a vault.
It becomes the place where strategies run.