Core Wallet just launched two key features that shift control back to users when letting AI agents manage crypto assets. The new Core MCP feature lets you set precise spending limits for your AI, enforcing those limits exactly when transactions execute. This eliminates the risk of agents moving funds beyond your approval, a common concern in earlier wallet integrations.
Alongside Core MCP, the revamped staking flow automates validator selection for Avalanche (AVAX) staking. It picks validators with at least 98% uptime, low fees around 2%, and available capacity. This saves you hours of research and removes the usual hesitation that comes with delegating funds, allowing you to start earning yield in under a minute.
Regaining Control Over AI Wallet Access
Before, users faced two frustrating choices when connecting AI to wallets: either unlimited transaction signing with no spending cap or hidden safety rules buried deep in developer code. Neither option gave the user real authority. Core’s approach flips that script by putting spending limits directly in the hands of the wallet owner, not in obscure backend settings.
The enforcement happens right at the execution layer. Every transaction your AI agent attempts is simulated before signing, visibly confirming it stays within your boundaries. This transparency and control allow users to automate wallet actions with confidence, without handing over unchecked power to AI or surrendering custody models.
With these updates, Core Wallet makes it feasible for crypto holders to trust AI tools responsibly while maintaining full control over their assets. The combination of spending limits and validator automation addresses two key barriers to AI-driven wallet management: safety and ease of use.
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