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Why Manual DeFi Allocation Breaks at Scale Manual allocation can work when you have a handful of positions and enough time to monitor them. It gets harder as strategies, protocols and market variables multiply. Yield changes. Liquidity moves. Strategy capacity fills. Exposure shifts. Execution costs change. And manual decisions don’t automatically enforce exposure caps, loss limits or rebalancing thresholds. Then there’s execution. Moving capital has a cost: gas, slippage and other execution costs. A rebalance only makes sense if the expected improvement justifies the move. Finally, capital spread across multiple protocols makes it harder to maintain a consistent view of exposure, liquidity and capacity. This is the problem Multyr is being built around. Instead of depending on constant manual decisions, capital allocation can operate within predefined on-chain rules and constraints.