The most prominent application of Enso shortcuts to date is Boyco on Berachain, where Royco has teamed up with Enso to streamline and optimize DeFi execution. Royco, as the pioneering incentivized action market (IAM) protocol, establishes a decentralized platform that facilitates efficient incentivization of cryptocurrency transactions. IAMs create a framework for Incentive Providers (IPs) and Action Providers (APs) to negotiate and execute actions that were once convoluted, non-transparent, and often exploitative. Boyco, a liquidity platform built in partnership with Berachain, Royco, Enso, LayerZero, and Stargate Finance, is specifically designed for the Berachain ecosystem. Its core mission is to assist decentralized applications (dApps) in securing liquidity prior to their mainnet launch, allowing them to skip years of capital accumulation. By offering pre-launch liquidity markets, Boyco enables users to deposit assets into dedicated pools that bolster a dApp’s debut while earning rewards, with the campaign active through February 3. This innovative liquidity-building strategy has already drawn over $2.3 billion in deposits ahead of Boyco’s official rollout.

The Boyco Bootstrapping campaign harnessed Enso’s infrastructure to craft tailored IAMs, empowering liquidity providers (LPs) to supply capital from the very first day of the new chain’s operation. While LayerZero and Stargate managed cross-chain bridging, Enso powered the DeFi execution, channeling liquidity from Boyco to various protocols through 84 bespoke Shortcuts. These markets operate across four or more blockchains and integrate over 20 protocols. Enso’s contribution focused on simplifying liquidity operations in three key domains: (1) enabling day-one DeFi execution, (2) facilitating native asset routing within Boyco, and (3) supporting pre-pre-deposit routing.

First, Boyco’s markets offer a range of functionalities, from single-token deposits to sophisticated multi-token strategies. Rather than developing bespoke code for each market’s unique needs, Enso provided protocol integrations and pre-configured shortcuts available from launch day. Every interaction with a protocol—whether a swap or a deposit—is condensed into a one-step process. These actions can then be combined into shortcuts for executing more intricate workflows with ease. Second, Enso streamlined the acquisition of deposit assets, a process that traditionally involved multiple steps and considerable user friction. For instance, converting USDT to USDC once required users to leave Boyco, use a separate swapping platform, complete several transactions, and then return to finalize their deposit. Enso eliminates this hassle by allowing users to handle the entire sequence within Boyco in a single transaction. Third, Enso enhanced its native asset routing features for Boyco’s pre-pre-deposit vaults, enabling users to route any asset directly through the platform’s interface without relying on external tools or manual processes.

In essence, Enso’s infrastructure allowed Boyco to significantly cut down the time and expense of building a system from the ground up, while enhancing user experience and reducing entry barriers for participants.

The most prominent application of Enso shortcuts to date is Boyco on Berachain, where Royco has teamed up with Enso to streamline and optimize DeFi execution. Royco, as the pioneering incentivized action market (IAM) protocol, establishes a decentralized platform that facilitates efficient incentivization of cryptocurrency transactions. IAMs create a framework for Incentive Providers (IPs) and Action Providers (APs) to negotiate and execute actions that were once convoluted, non-transparent, and often exploitative. Boyco, a liquidity platform built in partnership with Berachain, Royco, Enso, LayerZero, and Stargate Finance, is specifically designed for the Berachain ecosystem. Its core mission is to assist decentralized applications (dApps) in securing liquidity prior to their mainnet launch, allowing them to skip years of capital accumulation. By offering pre-launch liquidity markets, Boyco enables users to deposit assets into dedicated pools that bolster a dApp’s debut while earning rewards, with the campaign active through February 3. This innovative liquidity-building strategy has already drawn over $2.3 billion in deposits ahead of Boyco’s official rollout.

The Boyco Bootstrapping campaign harnessed Enso’s infrastructure to craft tailored IAMs, empowering liquidity providers (LPs) to supply capital from the very first day of the new chain’s operation. While LayerZero and Stargate managed cross-chain bridging, Enso powered the DeFi execution, channeling liquidity from Boyco to various protocols through 84 bespoke Shortcuts. These markets operate across four or more blockchains and integrate over 20 protocols. Enso’s contribution focused on simplifying liquidity operations in three key domains: (1) enabling day-one DeFi execution, (2) facilitating native asset routing within Boyco, and (3) supporting pre-pre-deposit routing.

First, Boyco’s markets offer a range of functionalities, from single-token deposits to sophisticated multi-token strategies. Rather than developing bespoke code for each market’s unique needs, Enso provided protocol integrations and pre-configured shortcuts available from launch day. Every interaction with a protocol—whether a swap or a deposit—is condensed into a one-step process. These actions can then be combined into shortcuts for executing more intricate workflows with ease. Second, Enso streamlined the acquisition of deposit assets, a process that traditionally involved multiple steps and considerable user friction. For instance, converting USDT to USDC once required users to leave Boyco, use a separate swapping platform, complete several transactions, and then return to finalize their deposit. Enso eliminates this hassle by allowing users to handle the entire sequence within Boyco in a single transaction. Third, Enso enhanced its native asset routing features for Boyco’s pre-pre-deposit vaults, enabling users to route any asset directly through the platform’s interface without relying on external tools or manual processes.

In essence, Enso’s infrastructure allowed Boyco to significantly cut down the time and expense of building a system from the ground up, while enhancing user experience and reducing entry barriers for participants.