One thing that keeps getting overlooked: most wallet solutions still treat security the same way—endless popup confirmations that nobody actually reads. But managing assets across multiple chains shouldn't require juggling permissions constantly.
There's a smarter approach emerging: let users define their security model upfront. Pick your keychain setup per workspace—whether that's multi-party computation, hardware security modules, or institutional custody. Set your boundaries once, then give agents the freedom to operate within those guardrails.
It flips the script from reactive approval hell to proactive risk control. You get flexibility, security, and less friction. The wallet shouldn't be fighting you on every transaction—it should be working with your strategy.
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One thing that keeps getting overlooked: most wallet solutions still treat security the same way—endless popup confirmations that nobody actually reads. But managing assets across multiple chains shouldn't require juggling permissions constantly.
There's a smarter approach emerging: let users define their security model upfront. Pick your keychain setup per workspace—whether that's multi-party computation, hardware security modules, or institutional custody. Set your boundaries once, then give agents the freedom to operate within those guardrails.
It flips the script from reactive approval hell to proactive risk control. You get flexibility, security, and less friction. The wallet shouldn't be fighting you on every transaction—it should be working with your strategy.