Some stories should start with 'lazy people'—— I have a friend who always complains about the difficulty of using the Web3 wallet: The private key needs to be remembered, and the chain keeps cutting back and forth. Changing coins is like fighting a boss, with one wrong step causing a complete collapse. ” Until one day, I saw him send a message in the group: Brothers, my wallet can automatically exchange coins, automatically pledge, and even handle it for me when I'm not online I thought to myself: Did you hire an AI assistant or a butler? He said: Warden Protocol, which uses Privy's wallet system behind it, can be called an "AI animal trainer" level experience. Originally, Warden did not simply change the UI, but the entire underlying way of thinking. The Privy system is very intelligent in supporting multiple chains. Whether you are on the EVM chain or Solana chain, the front-end process for users is the same - no chain switching, no address changing, and no play. Looking back at other projects, chain swap, wallet hanging, user advised to withdraw. Warden, on the other hand, managed to handle 3 million concurrent users within a month of its launch using Privy, which is incredibly stable, indicating that the system is not just a theoretical concept. The standard configuration for future encryption products may no longer be "private key+plugin wallet", but something like Privy: AI operation+user authorization+multi chain universal+stable and reliable=a true public entrance. If you want to experience it, you can go to @ warden protocol; It has also been active on @ KaitoAI recently, don't miss out on the leaderboard; Similar to AI+wallet authorization, there is also Backpack, but the multi chain experience is currently not as smooth as Privy; If you are still using a wallet that only knows how to "log in", it is recommended to try a wallet that can "work". Times have changed. It's not that our wallets have become smarter, but we finally don't need to keep doing it ourselves.