Last year, our team started exploring a case study on a DeFi project that had strong fundamentals but a complex technical challenge.
Users were distributed across Ethereum, Solana, and Aptos. While adoption looked promising, syncing smart contracts across multiple chains quickly became a bottleneck. 😅
What sounded like a growth strategy turned into an operational headache.
At Duredev, we often see this pattern when teams move from single-chain products to cross-chain DeFi platforms.
On paper, multi-chain means more users, more liquidity, and better reach. In reality, each blockchain behaves like a different system altogether.
Ethereum, Solana, and Aptos differ in:
This is why many teams struggle with cross chain app development once they move beyond MVPs.
To solve this, projects increasingly rely on cross-chain multichain app development strategies instead of chain-specific fixes.
In the case study we analyzed, developers faced recurring issues:
The biggest challenge wasn’t writing smart contracts —
it was maintaining consistency across chains.
This is where many multi-chain products slow down or silently fail.
Instead of adding more tools, the solution explored a smarter layer: AI agents.
AI agents can act as intelligent coordinators for cross chain smart contract management, helping teams automate tasks that usually require constant human oversight.
In multi-chain DeFi systems, AI agents can:
This transforms chaotic workflows into predictable, developer-friendly systems.
Traditional automation follows rules.
AI agents understand patterns.
That difference matters in multichain DeFi development, where systems are dynamic and conditions change frequently.
The goal becomes clear:
This is the direction modern Web3 infrastructure is moving toward.
At blockchain development company Duredev, we design platforms that are built to scale across chains from day one.
Our approach combines:
Through our core blockchain development services, we help teams avoid patchwork solutions and focus on stable foundations.
Users don’t care which chain they’re on.
They care about speed, reliability, and trust.
As DeFi matures, platforms that rely on manual multi-chain coordination will struggle to keep up. Intelligent systems powered by AI agents will define the next generation of decentralized products.
This shift is already visible across:
At Duredev, this evolution is central to how we build AI + Web3 systems.
Choosing the right technology partner is critical for multi-chain success.
Teams work with Duredev because we focus on:
You can learn more about our approach and team through about Duredev or start a conversation directly via contact Duredev.
Multi-chain DeFi is hard — not because the idea is flawed, but because coordination is complex.
AI agents offer a realistic way forward by:
As DeFi moves toward a truly multi-chain future, platforms that combine AI intelligence with decentralized infrastructure will lead the way.
And that’s exactly what Duredev is building for the next generation of Web3.
Why Multi-Chain DeFi Is Hard — And How AI Agents Can Help was originally published in Coinmonks on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

