When I first entered the crypto space, I was particularly fascinated by projects with explosive features—wallets that could cross chains, bridge assets, stake, and do everything with one click. But when I actually used them, I found that I couldn't even get through the first step smoothly. Authorizations, switching chains, signing, confirming... just hitting the confirm button could make my hand shake. Today, I understood the article "Feature Wars" 🪖 published by @wardenprotocol, and it really hit the nail on the head. Many teams are still caught up in rolling out features, interfaces, and roadmaps, but what truly resonates with people is not complexity, but whether I can easily get started. An ordinary person opens a DApp wanting to do something, but they need to understand gas fees, bridges, liquidity, and also be wary of signature theft. Honestly, such an experience can be exhausting even for seasoned users. What we think is stronger has instead become more difficult. What #Warden is doing, I believe, is bringing humanity back into the crypto world. Through AI Agents, complex operations are integrated in the background, leaving only a simple conversation in the front. You say you want to swap coins, check market prices, or place an order, and the Agent takes care of everything for you. Complexity is left to the machines, and simplicity is returned to the people. This is the true intelligence in my mind: not making people learn more tools, but making tools learn to understand people. #WardenProtocol #AIAgents #KaitoAI #Yapping #yapper