🥸 @wardenprotocol has abstracted the cumbersome operations of wallets, transactions, and signatures in crypto, so users don't need to understand complex operations. They just need to clearly state what they want to do, and the Agent can help them complete it. Behind this experience, Privy is actually assigning each user a smart wallet that supports multiple chains, gas-free signatures, and fine-grained permission control, which indeed saves a lot of hassle. The greatest potential of the AI agent is not just to chat with you or make recommendations; more importantly, it can directly operate assets and interact with contracts on your behalf. This is precisely the capability that crypto-native infrastructure can provide. Under this premise, the entire interaction model of Web3 will be rewritten. Warden has been online for a month, with over 3 million users, covering EVM and Solana, indicating that people are quite interested in this new paradigm. The core experience is Privy's wallet system, which allows AI to truly have "hands" to complete tasks on-chain. Overall, I believe this kind of "AI + Crypto" integration is just beginning. Whoever refines the user experience to the extreme may occupy the entry point. Warden is likely one of the projects worth continuous observation. The key is that it has a leaderboard event on @KaitoAI, so you must participate. You can also pay more attention to the projects on @arbitrum, which are currently very popular!! @shoutdotfun's first coin $ENERGY has surged dozens of times since launch, and you can also keep an eye on $SHOUT, $Bane, $Chao, $BOOM, and $666!!