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Protocols built to tranche other people’s strategies hold about $60 million today. DeFi lending holds $53 billion. That puts tranching as a service at roughly 0.1% of DeFi lending. That’s where looping was years ago. Today looping drives around 40% of lending revenue, but it took years of new assets, deeper markets and better tooling to get there. Early is an understatement. Looping already wrote the blueprint. Mezzanine is coming to write the next chapter.

Protocols built to tranche other people’s strategies hold about $60 million today. DeFi lending holds $53 billion. That puts tranching as a service at roughly 0.1% of DeFi lending. That’s where looping was years ago. Today looping drives around 40% of lending revenue, but it took years of new assets, deeper markets and better tooling to get there. Early is an understatement. Looping already wrote the blueprint. Mezzanine is coming to write the next chapter.

How to Generate Videos with Ocean Inference I personally use Ocean Inference for my own projects. I have a YouTube channel, and since Inference became available, I've started using it to generate some of the scenes and shots for my videos. It's been a useful way to create visuals for my content, especially when I need specific scenes that are difficult to find or create otherwise. So today, I want to share my experience and walk you through the process of generating AI videos with Ocean Inference, step by step. We'll use the Video Generator template in Ocean Video Studio. It allows you to generate videos from text prompts, animate images, use reference images, and experiment with different video generation workflows. Let's get started Step 1. Open Ocean Inference -Go to Ocean Network Inference. -Open the Inference section. -Navigate to Templates. -Find Video Generator: Text, a Photo or Reference Images into Video in One Panel. This template provides a ready-to-use video generation environment. Step 2. Launch the template -Open the video generator template. -Choose your session length. -Review the available computing resources and estimated cost. -Click Start and proceed through the payment and launch process. Make sure you check the estimated cost before launching your session. The price depends on the selected resources and session duration. Step 3. Open Ocean Video Studio Once the environment is running: -Find the application URL on the service page. -Click Open UI. -Wait for Ocean Video Studio to load. In my experience, this can take around 15 minutes. You'll then see a video generation interface with different modes and settings. Step 4. Choose your video generation mode @ComfyUI Studio offers several modes: -T2V (Text-to-Video): Generate a video from a text prompt. -I2V (Image-to-Video): Animate a single image. -R2V (Reference-to-Video): Generate a video using reference images. -Extend: Extend an existing video. -Chain: Connect video generation steps into a sequence. For your first attempt, I recommend starting with T2V. You only need to describe the scene you want to create. Step 5. Write your prompt Describe the scene, characters, movement, lighting, camera angle, and visual style. For example: "A cinematic shot of ancient Roman soldiers standing in formation on a misty battlefield at sunrise. Their red cloaks move in the wind as the camera slowly tracks forward. Historically inspired armor, realistic textures, dramatic atmosphere, natural lighting, photorealistic 35mm film style." Be specific about the action you want to see. Instead of writing only “Roman soldiers,” describe what they are doing and how the camera should move. Step 6. Adjust the generation settings Before generating, you can configure several parameters: -Resolution -Duration -FPS -Steps -Quality -Batch -Seed The best settings depend on your project. Higher resolutions, longer clips, and different quality settings can affect generation time and resource usage. Step 7. Generate your video Once your prompt and settings are ready: -Click Generate. -Watch the progress indicator. -Wait for the generation process to finish. You can monitor the progress directly in the video preview area. Generation time depends on your settings and the available computing resources. Step 8. Preview and save the result When generation is complete: -Preview your video in the output panel. -Review the generated result. -Use the available output controls to open or save your video. If the first result isn't what you wanted, adjust your prompt or settings and generate another version Ocean Inference has become another tool in my workflow for creating YouTube content. I can use it to generate scenes and shots that help bring my video ideas to life. The ready-made template makes it easier to get started without configuring the entire environment from scratch. If you're creating YouTube videos, cinematic scenes or content for social media, give Ocean Inference a try and see what you can create @ONcompute @oceanprotocol

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