LI.FI Skillv2.0.1

A user wants to move USDC from Ethereum to Arbitrum to participate in a new liquidity pool with higher APY. Using the LI.FI skill, the agent fetches a bridge quote, checks for approval needs, and executes the transaction, providing a block explorer link for tracking. This enables seamless cross-chain DeFi participation without manual bridge interactions.

An investor holds ETH on Base and wants to diversify into SOL on Solana. The agent uses the LI.FI skill to get a bridge quote from Base to Solana, converts ETH to SOL via a cross-chain swap, and executes it with proper slippage settings. This automates complex multi-chain asset management for portfolio optimization.

A gamer on the Sui blockchain needs to swap SUI tokens for a gaming-specific token to purchase in-game items. The agent uses the Sui chain ID in LI.FI quotes, retrieves the user's suiAddress, and executes the swap via defi_send_sui_transaction, providing a Sui block explorer link. This facilitates fast, same-chain swaps for blockchain gaming economies.

A DAO wants to execute a multi-step DeFi strategy, such as swapping ETH for USDC on Optimism and then bridging it to Ethereum for treasury diversification. The agent uses the contractCalls endpoint to bundle these steps into a single quote, ensuring efficient execution with minimal gas costs and compliance with the skill's critical rules.

A new user deposits ETH on Base via a centralized exchange and wants to swap it for USDC to start using DeFi apps. The agent fetches a same-chain quote using the LI.FI skill, checks for native token approval (not needed for ETH), and executes the swap with default slippage, providing an educational breakdown of fees and output amounts.

Businesses integrate LI.FI's API to offer cross-chain swap and bridge services within their platforms, charging a markup on transaction fees or subscription fees. This model leverages the skill's endpoints for quoting and execution, enabling seamless multi-chain functionality without building infrastructure from scratch.

Financial institutions or wallet providers white-label the LI.FI skill to offer branded cross-chain DeFi services. They use the skill to fetch quotes and execute transactions, generating revenue through embedded commissions or premium features like advanced route optimization for high-volume traders.

Companies build tools on top of the LI.FI skill, such as analytics dashboards for tracking cross-chain transaction status or SDKs for easier integration. Revenue comes from licensing these tools to other developers or enterprises, leveraging the skill's endpoints for data fetching and transaction monitoring.