When brushing through on-chain AI projects, you often encounter various "big concepts, but can do very little", until you come across @wardenprotocol, and you get the feeling of "Hmm, this direction has finally started to take shape" 🤖✨
The current Agent can do more than just respond with a few "smart" replies; it can really get things done on-chain:
- Check liquidity
- Manage Positions
- Cross-chain asset transfer
- Auto Trading Strategy
All actions can be verified by SPEX, the execution logic is public and can be reviewed, like having a little assistant with full transparency for your as

The agent-native thesis just clicked.
@wardenprotocol isn’t trying to make agents fit into crypto it’s rebuilding crypto so agents belong here by design.
This isn’t “AI + DeFi” hype. It’s structural:
❯ Key management through agents instead of fragile seed phrases
❯ Cross-chain intent execution built on Cosmos SDK + IBC
❯ Onchain, governable permissions so users stay in control
❯ Secure delegation baked into the protocol, not duct-taped apps
That shift matters.
When agents start running liquidity, managing contracts, or executing yield strategies, safety > speed. Warden’s preparing for that fu

In the past, trading on Solana required jumping between different tools; now with the Jupiter Agent in @wardenprotocol, the entire process feels like conversing with a familiar assistant.
I tried several common operations, and the experience was quite smooth.
- Want to swap coins, just enter your needs, the Agent will automatically find the path.
- Want to check balance, check transfers, check prices, it replies immediately
- Want to organize small tokens, it can also handle it.
- Even some queries of Solscan can be completed through conversation.
The whole process does not require frequent in

Alloca is going live with the $ALLOCA IDO on ChainGPT Pad and it is one of the most important infra plays for the Monad ecosystem right now.
Not just another launchpad
This is growth + distribution + incentive design built native for Monad $MON
Fair allocations
Anti bot mechanics
XP based flywheel
And real tooling for teams that actually want long term users
This is how Monad scales quality projects, not just volume
Strong backing from CMS Holdings, Vanta, Seedify, Magic Eden, Backpack, ChainGPT and more
300k community already in place
$2.5M raised pre launch
For anyone tracking Monad’s rise

Recently, I revisited @wardenprotocol and feel that it is taking the "on-chain agents" concept in a more practical direction. Many projects claim to want to do AI × on-chain, but there are few that can actually allow agents to execute on-chain, manage permissions themselves, and run tasks independently. The progress of @wardenprotocol during this period has been quite interesting.
Its idea is quite clear: to enable Agents to have verifiable identities on-chain, permission rules, execution channels, and cross-chain capabilities. In this way, from simple automated operations to more complex task

There are more and more automated components in current on-chain applications, but most are still at the "tool layer." @wardenprotocol's direction is more about truly bringing agents into the on-chain system, allowing them to handle tasks, manage permissions, and trigger actions on their own, with the entire process able to be completed in a transparent and verifiable environment 🤖⚙️
The design focus of @wardenprotocol is very clear:
- Allow agents to freely execute operations on-chain.
- Allow flexible combinations of permission management
- Enable developers to access Warden's capab

$TEN has just launched on the exchange, and my first reaction was not to rush for the price, but to confirm one thing: privacy has finally entered the game. This track has been discussed for many years, but there are not many projects that can actually be implemented, whereas @tenprotocol is now truly up and running.
The current blockchain is like living in a house without curtains. When you transfer money, others can see it; when you make strategies, opponents can copy you; when you use AI, all data is exposed. In this environment, let alone institutions, ordinary people don't dare to us