Ever read something technical and think, “Okay… I need a minute” then suddenly it clicks?
That’s exactly what happened when I dug into how USDD handles execution under the hood.
The idea of interacting through a persistent proxy address changes how you think about DeFi actions. One identity. One execution layer. Multiple steps handled in a single, atomic flow.
Ownership stays flexible, security scales with multisig setups, and complex strategies stop feeling fragile.
What stood out most is how intentional the design feels.
Transactions don’t sprawl across random contracts. They move through a controlled, reusable layer that keeps context, permissions, and safety aligned.
It’s the kind of infrastructure you only appreciate once you realize how messy things get without it.
Moments like this remind me why deeper protocol design matters. Sometimes all it takes is one solid architectural choice to completely shift how you see a system.
Consider my mind officially changed.