The first barrier of Web3 is accessibility. Creating a wallet, navigating between chains, staking assets, or earning interest still requires too many steps. And each of those steps feels complex and difficult for users. Magic has been aware of this problem for a long time. Initially, they introduced embedded wallets to make the wallet itself easier to use, which has led to countless users entering Web3. However, in Magic's view, the next step beyond accessibility requires another challenge, that is, truly integrating Web3 into everyday life. The answer is Newton Protocol. For example, if you just say "deposit it to @virtuals_io," AI automatically navigates between chains, checks conditions, and completes the deposit. Now, there's no need to browse multiple dApps, connect wallets, or click approval buttons. We just need to give commands, and Newton takes care of the rest. And all of this process is cryptographically proven through TEE and ZKP to ensure that the user's conditions are met, enabling verified automation rather than blind trust.