AI in the Web3 ecosystem has always been a fascinating area of focus. Recently, I came across an interesting case — an AI project upgraded their assistant system to a full-featured proxy AI, with the key being its direct integration into Web3 wallets.

This design approach is very meaningful. Traditional wallets are just asset management tools, but embedding intelligent proxies within them allows users to gain more autonomy and tangible benefits, creating a completely different interaction experience. No longer passive login and operation, but AI proxies can proactively execute strategies based on on-chain data and user intent.

From the perspective of data quality and information flow, this architecture can better address the fragmentation issues of Web3 applications. Wallets, as the main entry point for users, become the most suitable deployment point for AI assistants. It’s worth continuously observing how such innovations will change our interaction with the on-chain world.