Feature wars miss the plot. Shipping less UI and more outcomes is how you onboard the next million. That’s why I keep circling back to @wardenprotocol intent in chat, execution under the hood, receipts you can trust. The Mid-Summer drop put the Jupiter Agent inside the Hub so Solana swaps/tx checks happen in one thread no tab safari, no slippage roulette. --- And this isn’t a toy demo. Uniswap’s own case study logs 650k+ swaps for 500k+ users across 14 chains in ~3 weeks via Warden’s Trading API agent consumer scale, not a weekend hack. Under the hood, the reason “simple” works is boring and important: EVM precompiles into x/act let contracts encode rules/limits while chat stays natural language. Fewer toggles for humans, more guarantees for code. ❯ Fewer steps → fewer errors (and fewer “oops” fees) ❯ Consent prompts + explorer receipts = confidence ❯ Agents live where intent starts, not buried behind ten tabs --- If you’re still shipping features to look busy, you’re competing in the wrong game. Invisible design wins because it asks for one or two approvals and gets out of the way. Warden’s model lines up with that and the usage data backs it. I’m betting that “chat-first DeFi” beats menu mazes the same way mobile beat desktop dashboards: by making the right thing the easy thing.