Definition ∞ On-chain strategies refer to investment or operational approaches executed directly on a blockchain network utilizing smart contracts. These strategies involve automated, transparent, and immutable actions, such as yield farming, liquidity provision, or decentralized autonomous organization governance participation. They leverage the inherent properties of blockchain for verifiable and permissionless execution. These methods contrast with traditional off-chain financial activities.
Context ∞ The expansion of decentralized finance has significantly increased the relevance of on-chain strategies, offering new avenues for capital deployment and interaction within digital asset ecosystems. Discussions often concern the security risks associated with smart contract vulnerabilities and the gas fees incurred during transaction execution. Future developments will likely involve improved protocol security, greater interoperability between chains, and more user-friendly interfaces for deploying complex on-chain operations.
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