According to a report from CoinWorld on January 6, ai16z co-founder Shaw mentioned in an offline interview about the 'DeFi proxy': 'ai16z is collaborating with Orca to develop a proxy, which is an automated bot that can automatically manage Orca's liquidity pools. Users only need to deposit tokens, and if the pool does not exist, it will automatically create a new one; if the pool already exists, it will place the tokens into the existing pool. Next, it will continuously monitor these pools, and once it detects a situation that could lead to impermanent loss, such as a divergence in token prices, it will automatically withdraw funds from the pool. Because the main concern for most people is this issue of impermanent loss. Users can also program the price difference of tokens or adjust the pairing of tokens.' Shaw further added: 'In fact, this method can be extended to other DeFi products, such as yield farming. This will lead to a new DeFi Summer. The reason we currently do not have a DeFi Summer is that not enough people understand how to use DeFi, but the infrastructure for DeFi is already there, waiting to be fully utilized.'