I was busy getting ready to go out when suddenly a notification popped up on my phone - the wallet balance was less than 100U.

I thought it was over, I would have to manually add to my position.
But just as I was about to open the exchange, a line of text appeared on the screen: "Insufficient balance, automatic margin replenishment completed."
I was stunned for a few seconds before I realized - this is where I was yesterday at
@wardenprotocol
The "intention task" set is executed automatically.
It turns out this thing can really move on its own.

Previous dApp operations were like working: you had to write if-then conditions, connect wallets, switch chains, adjust Gas, and also guard against MEV sniping.
Even if you just want to set up an "automatic buy when it drops below a certain price," you have to open a bunch of interfaces.
And now I just need one sentence: "Buy 500U of OP when Optimism drops to 1 dollar."
The Warden will automatically help me get it done on the cheapest path, while also avoiding Gas and front-running.
The logic behind it is actually quite wonderful:
This is not AI, nor a simple script, but a kind of "intention center".
It can understand "what I want to do" and automatically figure out "how to do it."
It's like Siri on the blockchain, but smarter and can help you make money.
What impressed me the most is that it truly realizes "cross-chain without barriers."
My assets on ETH can directly adjust liquidity on Solana, and I can even borrow protocols on Cosmos to complete arbitrage.
No need to switch wallets, no need to change interfaces,

Later, I researched the logic of the $WARD token again:
It is not just a governance token, but a ticket to the entire ecosystem.
Staking can earn rewards, and participation also allows voting to change the rules.
That feeling of "being a part of the system" is much more enjoyable than just getting airdrops.