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an AI agent with a crypto wallet needs a spending policy, not a better prompt Most AI wallet demos focus on whether an agent can swap, bridge, stake and rebalance on its own. That is the easy part. The hard part is what happens when the agent reads a poisoned webpage, misunderstands a token, retries a failed transaction or follows an instruction that was never meant to control money. A normal wallet asks for approval one transaction at a time. An agent wallet probably needs policy before execution. It should know the maximum value it can move each day. It should have an allowlist of chains and contracts. Slippage, gas, bridges and token approvals should have hard limits.
My family - about 80 of us - chipped in and rented out a booth at Dodger Stadium tonight. If our #Tezos events have a "family gathering" feel that might explain a few things. If everyone chips in, you can have nice things.
Off-chain meets on-chain. Part 5 of @Catalyx_Suite 's Canton Onboarding Package series covers integration, connecting back-office, custody, and compliance pipelines to Canton through Catalyst Integration Manager. Follow along.
AI visual note: The image is a branded graphic from Catalyx by IntellectEU titled "Off-chain meets on-chain," highlighting Section 05 (Integration) and showcasing the Catalyst Integration Manager that connects legacy systems, back-office operations, custody/wallet systems, and compliance and surveillance pipelines to blockchain networks.