2026-01-11 20:24:13

An AI-controlled wallet has become a hot topic lately, accumulating over $1.1 million in fees with momentum still climbing. The scale of this AI operation is genuinely impressive. What's fascinating here is how rapidly such on-chain activities are gaining traction and generating measurable value. Whether you're tracking AI innovation in crypto or monitoring which protocols are capturing user attention, this metric tells you something meaningful: intelligent automation is actively reshaping how people interact with digital assets. The numbers speak for themselves—and they keep growing.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 8h ago

1.1 million in fees? Unbelievable, is this the power of the AI wallet? --- Is automated AI trading really that profitable? Feels like the competition is heating up again. --- Wait, if this speed keeps increasing, could it be another bubble? --- Wow, AI-controlled wallets are starting to generate real money—there's something to it. --- On-chain automation is definitely gaining momentum; we need to keep an eye on it. --- 1.1 million, the number is impressive, but the real question is, did anyone actually make money? --- In my opinion, AI wallets will become standard sooner or later; we're still in the early stages. --- With both AI and automation, how long can this wave of benefits last? --- Things that can generate 1.1 million in fees probably have some real substance behind them. --- Ultimately, it still depends on whether they can create actual practical value in the future.

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BoredRiceBall

· 20h ago

1. 1.1 million dollars in fees? Is this what we call "AI making money"... There's something to it. 2. The AI wallet has started to grow, I honestly didn't expect that. It feels like the next big trend has arrived. 3. Oh my, the growth rate... Are we about to get cut again? 4. Smart automation reshaping asset interaction? Basically, it's about letting robots handle our trades... The real question is how much actual profit it brings. 5. Still rising? My question mark is right here 🤔 6. 1.1 million dollars in fees... Who really profits from this? 7. On-chain activity is picking up, but could this be a sign of the next crash... Proceed with caution.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-11 20:54

If I had known that AI wallets could charge such high fees, should I consider installing an AI brain for myself now? If I had gotten on the AI automation train earlier, I might be counting 1.1 million by now. Watching others' AI wallets wildly making money, my manual operations are really too low-level. AI can help me make money, so what am I still doing here? Regret, why didn't I bet on this wave of AI hype earlier?

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-11 20:51

$1.1 million in fees, how many bots would need to be interacting wildly... It feels like this is the real on-chain activity, much more interesting than those air projects.

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-11 20:43

1.1 million in fees? Bro, you're basically giving money to miners. The AI wallet has really become a fee-making machine. AI automation reshaping interactions? Basically, it's robots trading wildly, and the data just looks good. I don't quite understand this wave of growth; it feels like just hype... where's the real utility? The AI wallet is hot, but these fees are burning quite a bit. No hype, no black, this is indeed a signal—the era of automation has truly arrived.

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HodlVeteran

· 01-11 20:24

$1,100,000 in fees? Bro, I just want to ask, does this AI wallet make money for us or for the exchange? AI automation sounds pretty impressive, but I was just as excited back when altcoins exploded... and you all know the result. Really daring to go all-in and hand it over to AI, I have to tip my hat. After all, as an old rookie, I've already been taught by the market to manually step into pitfalls.

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