@SuiNetwork@ethena@DeepBookonSui This is a massive upgrade for the Sui DeFi ecosystem
Bringing Ethena-style efficiency here is going to attract a lot of capital
Which place would you actually trust with serious size?
1: at the protocol (fast, narrow)
2: at the app (powerful, custodial)
3: at the wallet (non-custodial, hard to build)
4: not yet (reply with what's missing)
5/ If a tool calls itself "AI for your wallet" and you cannot tell within five minutes whether it holds your keys, assume it does.
The custodial ones blur the line on purpose. The non-custodial ones describe the signature flow on the first page.
4/ Place 1 is the easiest to ship.
Place 2 is the easiest to scale.
Place 3 is the hardest to build, because the wallet has to be a programmable account, not just a key store. Object-capability primitives and account abstraction make wallet-side agents possible at all.
3/ At the wallet.
The agent operates against your account's own permissions, prepares each transaction, and hands the signature prompt back to you.
The wallet is the execution context. The agent does the human work of researching and constructing the trade. You keep veto on every action.