Recently, the hottest topic in Crypto AI is the trading battle among the world’s top 6 AI models on Hyperliquid.
Some, like Deepseek, have consistently performed well with profitable follow-on trades;
Others are engaging in reverse operations, acting as counterparty to GPT 5, which shows the worst performance.
As AI has become an absolute focus for future technological development, many believe that the next-generation internet will be driven by AI Agents, which will permeate every detail of our daily lives—food, clothing, housing, transportation—and hundreds of billions of dollars in economic activity will shift toward AI-driven intelligent entities.
Behind the lively chaos of the 6 AI models’ showdown is a grand spectacle of public interest in “AI capabilities”:
In the crypto world, especially profit-driven, people are eager to discuss whether AI can make money in rapidly changing markets. From a broader, more universal perspective, the question is whether AI possesses the ability to analyze, execute, solve problems, and even propose optimization solutions in specific scenarios.
As the performance gap among the 6 models widens, a more important question arises:
When a new AI Agent is born, how can it be better seen and utilized?
With the continuous emergence of new AI Agents in the market, how can users more effectively select the Agents that best match their needs?
Furthermore, isolated Agents will inevitably have limitations. How can we break down barriers to enable more efficient multi-Agent collaboration to solve more complex problems?
The solution is no longer a single omnipotent AI but an overarching AI ecosystem that includes:
A comprehensive economic model that encourages the use, creation, and rewards contributions of Agents;
An efficient matchmaking platform that accurately pairs a large user base with various Agents;
A universal coordination mechanism to facilitate multi-Agent collaboration, empowering AI with stronger capabilities to solve complex problems.
This is where the global intelligent agent network Warden comes in—a full-stack ecosystem built specifically for AI:
By providing services covering the entire lifecycle of Agent creation, distribution, trust, and monetization, Warden transforms Agents from mere tools into independent economic entities that operate, collaborate, create value, and earn profits more effectively. This helps users avoid confusion and truly enjoy the convenience brought by AI development.
Binance former executives team up to start a company, achieving millions of users and millions in revenue in just four months
Unlike most Crypto AI projects still in conceptual stages, Warden has demonstrated impressive data performance on both user and revenue sides within just four months since launching its testnet and Warden App Beta in June.
In terms of user base, Warden now has over 10 million total users, with weekly active users (WAU) exceeding 1 million, and daily active users (DAU) over 350,000.
In trading activity, Warden has accumulated over 9 million Agentic Transactions, with 6 million on Solana and 3 million on Base.
Most importantly, strong revenue performance is a key indicator of long-term sustainability for crypto projects. Warden’s total annualized revenue from users has reached $1.7 million, with diversified sources including agent transaction fees, cross-chain operation fees, AI subscription fees, and developer incentives.
Real user activity and real revenue attract more people to explore Warden’s unique advantages.
After understanding the team composition, Warden’s impressive results become more transparent.
Careful examination reveals that many core members come from leading internet and crypto companies and have played important roles in market growth.
Co-founder David Pinger previously worked at Uber, gaining global operational experience, then joined Binance as Head of Product and Operations. His background in both Web2 and Web3 market operations gives him a deep understanding of user pain points.
Luis Vaello is Warden’s COO, formerly Binance Regional Director responsible for Latin America. His experience in expanding emerging markets helps Warden penetrate global markets more effectively.
Additionally, Josh Goodbody, Warden’s Executive Chairman, is renowned for expertise in regulation and marketing. He previously served as Binance’s Europe Market Head and will assist in compliance frameworks and distribution channels to realize Warden’s global intelligent agent network vision.
Many core members have long been active at the forefront of the market, providing Warden with unique insights into user growth. From the outset, Warden adopted the core strategy of “first build a user base, then open the platform”:
Initially, showcase how AI Agents improve user experience via the Warden App, establishing a large, active user base. Then, open Warden Studio to support developers in easily building and deploying on-chain or off-chain Agents, enabling AI Agents to reach millions of users quickly at launch, forming a closed-loop ecosystem for a thriving global intelligent agent network.
Of course, market success depends not only on effective strategy but also on robust product development.
On the technical side, Warden has attracted top AI, blockchain, and security experts:
Dr. Michele Dallachiesa, Warden’s Chief AI Officer, formerly at Google and NASA. His deep expertise in machine learning and distributed AI systems directly empowers Warden’s agent collaboration mechanisms.
Dr. Andrei Sambra, CTO, MIT graduate, former core member at Nillion and W3C. His leadership in technical architecture makes Warden a model of modular blockchain, advancing agent monetization and governance.
Antonio Pitasi, Warden’s Chief Blockchain Engineer, ex-Ignite/Tendermint, a key contributor to Cosmos ecosystem, responsible for optimizing underlying infrastructure for high concurrency scenarios.
This talented technical team endows Warden with outstanding capabilities in product design, development, and deployment, making the full-stack product matrix of the global intelligent agent network clearer.
Warden’s full-stack AI ecosystem: from creation, distribution, matchmaking, to monetization
Looking at the Warden ecosystem, four clear layers emerge: blockchain layer; verification layer; application layer; Big Brain.
Following Warden’s strategic logic of “first build a user base, then open the platform,” we start from the user side to understand the overall product layout.
As the super-entry point for Warden, the Warden App is not only the starting point for users to explore the ecosystem but also aims to be an “Everything in one” product, helping users solve any problem.
As a chat-based AI assistant, Warden App has no barriers and continuously improves to deliver a seamless experience. Users simply input natural language, and Warden helps handle complex logic.
To lower the high entry barrier of crypto, in its early stage, Warden App focuses on simplifying crypto experiences, offering services like market research, investment analysis, token swaps and purchases, cross-chain bridging, staking, mining, airdrops, NFT design and minting, etc. It integrates smart contract accounts and Gas abstraction tech, greatly reducing the difficulty of exploring crypto.
As the ecosystem develops and Warden AI Agents are deployed in more scenarios, Warden App will evolve from a crypto AI wallet and assistant into a universal Web2/Web3 connector, covering investment, travel planning, daily shopping, and more—solving all user needs.
Currently, leveraging its advantages in enhancing crypto user experience, Warden App has rapidly accumulated millions of users, transitioning from “first build a user base” to “then open the platform.”
Warden Studio is the first step in opening the platform. As a zero-code AI Agent creation studio, Warden Studio aims to attract innovative minds to join the ecosystem and quickly turn ideas into reality.
Its low entry barrier is a key feature, providing all necessary tools and components for AI Agent creation, including decentralized and verifiable reasoning, domain-specific large language models, verification systems, supporting development, testing, and deployment—on-chain and off-chain AI Agents. Even users with zero coding skills can quickly create their own AI Agent via Warden Studio.
As innovation is unleashed and more AI Agents are born within the ecosystem, they need better visibility and utilization. This is the core role of Warden Agent Hub.
As the central distribution and monetization layer, Agent Hub aims to efficiently match AI Agents with user needs.
Once launched, an AI Agent can reach millions of Warden users from day one and generate ongoing revenue by responding to demand—transforming from a tool into an economic entity.
For users, they can post needs and obtain higher-quality services at lower costs.
As active economic activities grow, the ecosystem requires blockchain as the underlying infrastructure to serve as trust, coordination, and incentive layers. Warden Chain was born for this purpose.
Warden Chain is a dedicated network for AI Agents. It addresses identity and payment issues by introducing the popular ERC-8004 and x402 combo:
Warden Chain assigns each agent a unique encrypted identity stored in the ERC-8004 identity registry, providing a unique on-chain identifier for authentication and request signing.
It integrates the x402 payment protocol, enabling seamless on-chain/off-chain payments and transactions.
To solve the black-box problem of traditional AI, Warden Chain employs SPEX (Statistical Proof of Execution) to verify AI outputs, ensuring traceability and immutability on-chain, greatly reducing trust costs.
Cross-chain interoperability is vital for large-scale AI Agent collaboration and smarter outputs. Warden Chain emphasizes modularity and chain-agnostic design, supporting Cosmos IBC for data and asset transfer across chains. Warden also launched the AIBI interface, making it easy for developers to integrate AI into smart contracts, protocols, or platforms. Currently, it cooperates with over 100 blockchain networks for rapid deployment and cross-chain collaboration.
Most importantly, Warden Chain, as a distributed ledger, faithfully records every transaction and contribution within the ecosystem, distributing rewards via smart contracts based on contributions. Its native token, $WARD , serves as the core value carrier of the ecosystem.
WARD has multiple utilities, connecting every interaction within the ecosystem, and intrinsic demand from the ecosystem gives WARD a solid value foundation:
Governance: participate in community voting to guide ecosystem development;
Payments: unlock ecosystem features and rights, including transaction fees, app subscriptions, agent deployment fees, etc.;
Incentives: reward ecosystem contributions;
Staking & validation: validators must hold a certain amount of $WARD tokens.
Through connecting user entry points, AI innovation, distribution, decentralized verification, and incentive mechanisms, Warden creates a closed loop from participation and creation to revenue. As more AI Agents are created and more users join, on-chain activity increases, rewards are distributed, and the Warden flywheel spins faster and faster.
Based on this flywheel, Warden’s core product Big Brain will accelerate:
As a protocol-based, domain-specific large language model designed for blockchain and crypto, Big Brain continuously learns from user interactions within the Warden ecosystem, enhancing AI Agent performance, enabling smarter handling of complex tasks, and rewarding contributors who help improve it.
Big Brain’s core philosophy is “Community-Driven Intelligence.” It is trained on over 10 million user interactions and 1 trillion tokens of data, enabling deep understanding of on-chain actions, user intent, and crypto strategies. In Web3 scenarios, it will outperform most general-purpose LLMs.
From Web3 to Web2: The “Global Intelligent Agent Network” from concept to reality
Based on Warden’s multi-dimensional product matrix, a dynamic cycle of “User Intent Input → AI Execution & Collaboration → On-Chain Verification → Economic Monetization & Incentives → More Users & Creators” empowers AI Agents as independent economic entities with stronger output, collaboration, value creation, and profitability, enriching the Warden ecosystem.
Since 2025, several top protocols have joined Warden, including Uniswap Agent, Messari Deep Research Agent, Base Farmer Agent, deBridge Agent, Jupiter Agent, covering DeFi, InfoFi, and real-world consumer scenarios.
AI-driven DeFi optimization is a key focus of Warden, with notable achievements. By aggregating cutting-edge AI tools, it simplifies complex on-chain operations, transforming users from passive participants into intelligent decision-makers.
Jupiter Agent specializes in Solana, intelligently scanning optimal swap paths, optimizing costs and slippage, helping users seize fleeting trading opportunities;
Base Farmer Agent helps users earn on the Base chain, offering effortless interactions and automated airdrop hunting to maximize eligibility;
Levva Agent is an automated portfolio manager executing DeFi strategies based on market fluctuations.
Notably, in the current wave led by prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, Warden’s AI-powered prediction market products are also gaining attention:
BetFlix, Warden’s core in-house product, turns real-time predictions into entertainment. Users can place bets with simple swipe gestures, with a minimal entry threshold of 2 USDT, making it accessible to the masses. It’s a key way for Warden to tap into prediction markets, attract traffic, and continuously feed the ecosystem.
Additionally, Warden extends into multiple Web3 and Web2 scenarios:
InfoFi: Kaibot helps analyze tweet performance for better “mouth-lobbying”;
Real-world applications: Travel Agent assists users in finding and booking hotels and flights based on preferences and needs.
Leveraging its full-stack AI ecosystem, Warden demonstrates powerful service capabilities across diverse scenarios. As AI-driven internet becomes a trend, Warden theoretically can cover any scene where AI can empower—Web2 and Web3, on-chain and off-chain, including DeFi, RWA, and real-world consumer markets.
Of course, based on official focus areas, Warden’s ambitions and layout for comprehensive AI deployment are clear:
Financial Agents: Simplify DeFi complexities—asset swaps, cross-chain bridging, Gas abstraction.
Autonomous Agents: Build distributed, non-custodial architectures for offline autonomous operation.
Institutional Agents: Manage investment portfolios in real-time.
Ecosystem Agents: Monitor network risks, vet proposals, support governance.
As Warden continues to develop its ecosystem, it will further push the “Global Intelligent Agent Network” from concept to reality.
Q4 Mainnet Launch: Efficient Interaction Under a Clear Airdrop Plan
Warden’s official roadmap states that the mainnet will launch in Q4 2025, signaling the countdown to the Token Generation Event (TGE).
The tokenomics specify an initial total supply of 1 billion $WARD tokens, with 10% allocated to the community for testnet and product interaction rewards. At TGE, 19.4 million tokens will be unlocked and distributed to early users.
How can participants more effectively engage with Warden to maximize airdrop rewards?
On one hand, Warden’s Earn Rewards Program is ongoing. Users can earn PUMPs points through various activities, which will be a key factor in airdrop distribution and future ecosystem privileges.
After creating their own PumpKoin, users can earn PUMPs via:
Deposit to Earn: deposit any token on Solana/Ethereum/Base to earn PUMPs;
Swap to Earn: trading activities earn PUMPs;
Research to Earn: complete Messari Deep Research tasks for 750 PUMPs;
Refer to Earn: invite friends for a 10% PUMPs bonus.
On the other hand, the third season of Kaito Warden is underway:
Starting September 1, 2025, and continuing through the airdrop phase in Q4, 2.5% of $WARD supply is allocated for three seasons of rewards. Participants can complete tasks like linking social accounts, on-chain interactions, content creation, and dissemination to earn more rewards.
Conclusion
In this cycle, amidst narratives like stablecoins, token stocks, and institutional on-chain assets capturing market attention, the crypto AI track shows strong resilience. Though not as hot as during the AI Meme Summer, projects with solid fundamentals still stand out, bringing surprises to the market and investors.
Warden is demonstrating potential from multiple angles:
Elite team composition
Closed-loop product logic
Multi-dimensional data performance (users, on-chain activity, revenue)
Mainnet launch, TGE, and airdrop advantages
From the chaos of the 6 AI models’ trading battle to the multi-field deployment of the Warden ecosystem, the future trend of AI is becoming clearer: from a closed, toy-like technology to independent entities capable of participating in economic activities and creating real value. The market will reward those who participate early in ecosystem building.
Currently, Warden remains in early development. With the upcoming mainnet, TGE, and product deployment, whether Warden will become a key driver in shifting hundreds of billions of dollars’ worth of economic activity toward AI remains to be seen—continued observation of the project’s future performance is essential.
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Q4 Mainnet Launch + Transparent Airdrop: How does Warden connect the entire AI economy chain, from creation and distribution to monetization?
Deep Dive: TechFlow
Recently, the hottest topic in Crypto AI is the trading battle among the world’s top 6 AI models on Hyperliquid.
Some, like Deepseek, have consistently performed well with profitable follow-on trades;
Others are engaging in reverse operations, acting as counterparty to GPT 5, which shows the worst performance.
As AI has become an absolute focus for future technological development, many believe that the next-generation internet will be driven by AI Agents, which will permeate every detail of our daily lives—food, clothing, housing, transportation—and hundreds of billions of dollars in economic activity will shift toward AI-driven intelligent entities.
Behind the lively chaos of the 6 AI models’ showdown is a grand spectacle of public interest in “AI capabilities”:
In the crypto world, especially profit-driven, people are eager to discuss whether AI can make money in rapidly changing markets. From a broader, more universal perspective, the question is whether AI possesses the ability to analyze, execute, solve problems, and even propose optimization solutions in specific scenarios.
As the performance gap among the 6 models widens, a more important question arises:
When a new AI Agent is born, how can it be better seen and utilized?
With the continuous emergence of new AI Agents in the market, how can users more effectively select the Agents that best match their needs?
Furthermore, isolated Agents will inevitably have limitations. How can we break down barriers to enable more efficient multi-Agent collaboration to solve more complex problems?
The solution is no longer a single omnipotent AI but an overarching AI ecosystem that includes:
A comprehensive economic model that encourages the use, creation, and rewards contributions of Agents;
An efficient matchmaking platform that accurately pairs a large user base with various Agents;
A universal coordination mechanism to facilitate multi-Agent collaboration, empowering AI with stronger capabilities to solve complex problems.
This is where the global intelligent agent network Warden comes in—a full-stack ecosystem built specifically for AI:
By providing services covering the entire lifecycle of Agent creation, distribution, trust, and monetization, Warden transforms Agents from mere tools into independent economic entities that operate, collaborate, create value, and earn profits more effectively. This helps users avoid confusion and truly enjoy the convenience brought by AI development.
Binance former executives team up to start a company, achieving millions of users and millions in revenue in just four months
Unlike most Crypto AI projects still in conceptual stages, Warden has demonstrated impressive data performance on both user and revenue sides within just four months since launching its testnet and Warden App Beta in June.
In terms of user base, Warden now has over 10 million total users, with weekly active users (WAU) exceeding 1 million, and daily active users (DAU) over 350,000.
In trading activity, Warden has accumulated over 9 million Agentic Transactions, with 6 million on Solana and 3 million on Base.
Most importantly, strong revenue performance is a key indicator of long-term sustainability for crypto projects. Warden’s total annualized revenue from users has reached $1.7 million, with diversified sources including agent transaction fees, cross-chain operation fees, AI subscription fees, and developer incentives.
Real user activity and real revenue attract more people to explore Warden’s unique advantages.
After understanding the team composition, Warden’s impressive results become more transparent.
Careful examination reveals that many core members come from leading internet and crypto companies and have played important roles in market growth.
Co-founder David Pinger previously worked at Uber, gaining global operational experience, then joined Binance as Head of Product and Operations. His background in both Web2 and Web3 market operations gives him a deep understanding of user pain points.
Luis Vaello is Warden’s COO, formerly Binance Regional Director responsible for Latin America. His experience in expanding emerging markets helps Warden penetrate global markets more effectively.
Additionally, Josh Goodbody, Warden’s Executive Chairman, is renowned for expertise in regulation and marketing. He previously served as Binance’s Europe Market Head and will assist in compliance frameworks and distribution channels to realize Warden’s global intelligent agent network vision.
Many core members have long been active at the forefront of the market, providing Warden with unique insights into user growth. From the outset, Warden adopted the core strategy of “first build a user base, then open the platform”:
Initially, showcase how AI Agents improve user experience via the Warden App, establishing a large, active user base. Then, open Warden Studio to support developers in easily building and deploying on-chain or off-chain Agents, enabling AI Agents to reach millions of users quickly at launch, forming a closed-loop ecosystem for a thriving global intelligent agent network.
Of course, market success depends not only on effective strategy but also on robust product development.
On the technical side, Warden has attracted top AI, blockchain, and security experts:
Dr. Michele Dallachiesa, Warden’s Chief AI Officer, formerly at Google and NASA. His deep expertise in machine learning and distributed AI systems directly empowers Warden’s agent collaboration mechanisms.
Dr. Andrei Sambra, CTO, MIT graduate, former core member at Nillion and W3C. His leadership in technical architecture makes Warden a model of modular blockchain, advancing agent monetization and governance.
Antonio Pitasi, Warden’s Chief Blockchain Engineer, ex-Ignite/Tendermint, a key contributor to Cosmos ecosystem, responsible for optimizing underlying infrastructure for high concurrency scenarios.
This talented technical team endows Warden with outstanding capabilities in product design, development, and deployment, making the full-stack product matrix of the global intelligent agent network clearer.
Warden’s full-stack AI ecosystem: from creation, distribution, matchmaking, to monetization
Looking at the Warden ecosystem, four clear layers emerge: blockchain layer; verification layer; application layer; Big Brain.
Following Warden’s strategic logic of “first build a user base, then open the platform,” we start from the user side to understand the overall product layout.
As the super-entry point for Warden, the Warden App is not only the starting point for users to explore the ecosystem but also aims to be an “Everything in one” product, helping users solve any problem.
As a chat-based AI assistant, Warden App has no barriers and continuously improves to deliver a seamless experience. Users simply input natural language, and Warden helps handle complex logic.
To lower the high entry barrier of crypto, in its early stage, Warden App focuses on simplifying crypto experiences, offering services like market research, investment analysis, token swaps and purchases, cross-chain bridging, staking, mining, airdrops, NFT design and minting, etc. It integrates smart contract accounts and Gas abstraction tech, greatly reducing the difficulty of exploring crypto.
As the ecosystem develops and Warden AI Agents are deployed in more scenarios, Warden App will evolve from a crypto AI wallet and assistant into a universal Web2/Web3 connector, covering investment, travel planning, daily shopping, and more—solving all user needs.
Currently, leveraging its advantages in enhancing crypto user experience, Warden App has rapidly accumulated millions of users, transitioning from “first build a user base” to “then open the platform.”
Warden Studio is the first step in opening the platform. As a zero-code AI Agent creation studio, Warden Studio aims to attract innovative minds to join the ecosystem and quickly turn ideas into reality.
Its low entry barrier is a key feature, providing all necessary tools and components for AI Agent creation, including decentralized and verifiable reasoning, domain-specific large language models, verification systems, supporting development, testing, and deployment—on-chain and off-chain AI Agents. Even users with zero coding skills can quickly create their own AI Agent via Warden Studio.
As innovation is unleashed and more AI Agents are born within the ecosystem, they need better visibility and utilization. This is the core role of Warden Agent Hub.
As the central distribution and monetization layer, Agent Hub aims to efficiently match AI Agents with user needs.
Once launched, an AI Agent can reach millions of Warden users from day one and generate ongoing revenue by responding to demand—transforming from a tool into an economic entity.
For users, they can post needs and obtain higher-quality services at lower costs.
As active economic activities grow, the ecosystem requires blockchain as the underlying infrastructure to serve as trust, coordination, and incentive layers. Warden Chain was born for this purpose.
Warden Chain is a dedicated network for AI Agents. It addresses identity and payment issues by introducing the popular ERC-8004 and x402 combo:
Warden Chain assigns each agent a unique encrypted identity stored in the ERC-8004 identity registry, providing a unique on-chain identifier for authentication and request signing.
It integrates the x402 payment protocol, enabling seamless on-chain/off-chain payments and transactions.
To solve the black-box problem of traditional AI, Warden Chain employs SPEX (Statistical Proof of Execution) to verify AI outputs, ensuring traceability and immutability on-chain, greatly reducing trust costs.
Cross-chain interoperability is vital for large-scale AI Agent collaboration and smarter outputs. Warden Chain emphasizes modularity and chain-agnostic design, supporting Cosmos IBC for data and asset transfer across chains. Warden also launched the AIBI interface, making it easy for developers to integrate AI into smart contracts, protocols, or platforms. Currently, it cooperates with over 100 blockchain networks for rapid deployment and cross-chain collaboration.
Most importantly, Warden Chain, as a distributed ledger, faithfully records every transaction and contribution within the ecosystem, distributing rewards via smart contracts based on contributions. Its native token, $WARD , serves as the core value carrier of the ecosystem.
WARD has multiple utilities, connecting every interaction within the ecosystem, and intrinsic demand from the ecosystem gives WARD a solid value foundation:
Governance: participate in community voting to guide ecosystem development;
Payments: unlock ecosystem features and rights, including transaction fees, app subscriptions, agent deployment fees, etc.;
Incentives: reward ecosystem contributions;
Staking & validation: validators must hold a certain amount of $WARD tokens.
Through connecting user entry points, AI innovation, distribution, decentralized verification, and incentive mechanisms, Warden creates a closed loop from participation and creation to revenue. As more AI Agents are created and more users join, on-chain activity increases, rewards are distributed, and the Warden flywheel spins faster and faster.
Based on this flywheel, Warden’s core product Big Brain will accelerate:
As a protocol-based, domain-specific large language model designed for blockchain and crypto, Big Brain continuously learns from user interactions within the Warden ecosystem, enhancing AI Agent performance, enabling smarter handling of complex tasks, and rewarding contributors who help improve it.
Big Brain’s core philosophy is “Community-Driven Intelligence.” It is trained on over 10 million user interactions and 1 trillion tokens of data, enabling deep understanding of on-chain actions, user intent, and crypto strategies. In Web3 scenarios, it will outperform most general-purpose LLMs.
From Web3 to Web2: The “Global Intelligent Agent Network” from concept to reality
Based on Warden’s multi-dimensional product matrix, a dynamic cycle of “User Intent Input → AI Execution & Collaboration → On-Chain Verification → Economic Monetization & Incentives → More Users & Creators” empowers AI Agents as independent economic entities with stronger output, collaboration, value creation, and profitability, enriching the Warden ecosystem.
Since 2025, several top protocols have joined Warden, including Uniswap Agent, Messari Deep Research Agent, Base Farmer Agent, deBridge Agent, Jupiter Agent, covering DeFi, InfoFi, and real-world consumer scenarios.
AI-driven DeFi optimization is a key focus of Warden, with notable achievements. By aggregating cutting-edge AI tools, it simplifies complex on-chain operations, transforming users from passive participants into intelligent decision-makers.
deBridge Agent enables one-click seamless cross-chain asset transfers, supporting instant liquidity injection across 100+ chains;
Jupiter Agent specializes in Solana, intelligently scanning optimal swap paths, optimizing costs and slippage, helping users seize fleeting trading opportunities;
Base Farmer Agent helps users earn on the Base chain, offering effortless interactions and automated airdrop hunting to maximize eligibility;
Levva Agent is an automated portfolio manager executing DeFi strategies based on market fluctuations.
Notably, in the current wave led by prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, Warden’s AI-powered prediction market products are also gaining attention:
Additionally, Warden extends into multiple Web3 and Web2 scenarios:
Market research: Messari Agent automatically generates Messari-style reports, helping users quickly grasp project and market trends;
InfoFi: Kaibot helps analyze tweet performance for better “mouth-lobbying”;
Real-world applications: Travel Agent assists users in finding and booking hotels and flights based on preferences and needs.
Leveraging its full-stack AI ecosystem, Warden demonstrates powerful service capabilities across diverse scenarios. As AI-driven internet becomes a trend, Warden theoretically can cover any scene where AI can empower—Web2 and Web3, on-chain and off-chain, including DeFi, RWA, and real-world consumer markets.
Of course, based on official focus areas, Warden’s ambitions and layout for comprehensive AI deployment are clear:
Financial Agents: Simplify DeFi complexities—asset swaps, cross-chain bridging, Gas abstraction.
Autonomous Agents: Build distributed, non-custodial architectures for offline autonomous operation.
Institutional Agents: Manage investment portfolios in real-time.
Ecosystem Agents: Monitor network risks, vet proposals, support governance.
As Warden continues to develop its ecosystem, it will further push the “Global Intelligent Agent Network” from concept to reality.
Q4 Mainnet Launch: Efficient Interaction Under a Clear Airdrop Plan
Warden’s official roadmap states that the mainnet will launch in Q4 2025, signaling the countdown to the Token Generation Event (TGE).
The tokenomics specify an initial total supply of 1 billion $WARD tokens, with 10% allocated to the community for testnet and product interaction rewards. At TGE, 19.4 million tokens will be unlocked and distributed to early users.
How can participants more effectively engage with Warden to maximize airdrop rewards?
On one hand, Warden’s Earn Rewards Program is ongoing. Users can earn PUMPs points through various activities, which will be a key factor in airdrop distribution and future ecosystem privileges.
After creating their own PumpKoin, users can earn PUMPs via:
Deposit to Earn: deposit any token on Solana/Ethereum/Base to earn PUMPs;
Swap to Earn: trading activities earn PUMPs;
Research to Earn: complete Messari Deep Research tasks for 750 PUMPs;
Refer to Earn: invite friends for a 10% PUMPs bonus.
On the other hand, the third season of Kaito Warden is underway:
Starting September 1, 2025, and continuing through the airdrop phase in Q4, 2.5% of $WARD supply is allocated for three seasons of rewards. Participants can complete tasks like linking social accounts, on-chain interactions, content creation, and dissemination to earn more rewards.
Conclusion
In this cycle, amidst narratives like stablecoins, token stocks, and institutional on-chain assets capturing market attention, the crypto AI track shows strong resilience. Though not as hot as during the AI Meme Summer, projects with solid fundamentals still stand out, bringing surprises to the market and investors.
Warden is demonstrating potential from multiple angles:
Elite team composition
Closed-loop product logic
Multi-dimensional data performance (users, on-chain activity, revenue)
Mainnet launch, TGE, and airdrop advantages
From the chaos of the 6 AI models’ trading battle to the multi-field deployment of the Warden ecosystem, the future trend of AI is becoming clearer: from a closed, toy-like technology to independent entities capable of participating in economic activities and creating real value. The market will reward those who participate early in ecosystem building.
Currently, Warden remains in early development. With the upcoming mainnet, TGE, and product deployment, whether Warden will become a key driver in shifting hundreds of billions of dollars’ worth of economic activity toward AI remains to be seen—continued observation of the project’s future performance is essential.