Warden isn’t VC-driven to do AI, which makes it quite unique. The team’s background is all industry OGs + an MIT CTO. Honestly, judging from their resources and ability to push things forward, they’re definitely strong. The co-founder comes from HTX and Binance. For projects without VC involvement, the founders usually have strong EGO and resources, which gives them the confidence to succeed without VC backing. A well-known example is Hyperliquid. From my personal experience, using GPT for trading and cross-chain DeFi operations is definitely one of the trends. Reducing the cost of use and learning is super important. AI has come this far, and aside from the infrastructure like computing power and models, focusing on specific applications is where many players are competing now. @wardenprotocol’s approach feels like the right direction to me. Who knows, in the future, everyone might prefer using AI to handle on-chain transactions for them. It’s faster and more effortless.