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According to Cointelegraph, decentralized exchange aggregator ParaSwap is launching an intent based trading protocol aimed at alleviating the problem of MEV attacks that cause millions of dollars in losses in cryptocurrency trading every day. Mounir Benchemled, founder of ParaSwap, said, "MEV has caused billions of dollars in losses to users, resulting in a decrease in user experience and reduced efficiency of DeFi protocols In early 2024, the ParaSwap team began researching intent based trading models to provide MEV protection. According to Benchemled, the protocol allows users to define their transaction "intent" instead of exposing the original transaction to the memory pool. Benchemled believes that the existence of MEV not only affects individual transactions, but also impacts the overall fairness, accessibility, and decentralization of the DeFi ecosystem, making it one of the most pressing issues that needs to be addressed ParaSwap's Delta protocol aims to address this issue by submitting expected transactions in three steps. The process starts with preprocessing, where the user's intent (such as price range) is defined. Then submit this intention to the auction, where AI agents compete to propose the most effective execution strategy, while considering factors such as liquidity and timing. The winning agent executes transactions through the PortikusSwap module, complying with user intent and minimizing MEV development risks.