Using Enso's shortcuts, Glider bypassed all that complexity. Instead of spending months integrating protocols, they shipped automated trading features with ease. Their users now execute sophisticated strategies, while Glider focuses on building an even better product.

Glider: Crypto trading on autopilot. Build no-code strategies with no trading fees and zero gas on glider.fi.
Merkl’s ZKsync Ignite initiative also shows what's possible when teams can focus on innovation instead of infrastructure. Through Enso's shortcuts, they will be enabling interaction with a whopping 17 protocols.  While Merkl handles the front-end, Enso powers all the complex DeFi interactions underneath—turning what used to need dedicated teams at each protocol into easily automated flows.

Merkl x ZKsync Ignite, powered by Enso shortcuts
These aren't just incremental improvements—they're transformative changes in how blockchain applications are built.