Edwin Launches AI‑Powered DeFi Wallet Terminal

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Edwin Launches AI‑Powered DeFi Wallet Terminal

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A new player in the DeFi space, Edwin, has officially launched an AI-powered crypto wallet terminal that allows users to interact with decentralized finance through a chat interface. This terminal is designed to simplify the user experience by enabling natural language commands for tasks like swapping tokens, lending assets, and checking wallet balances. Rather than navigating complex DeFi dashboards, users can now type a message like “swap SOL for USDC,” and Edwin’s system will build the transaction accordingly for signature through MetaMask, Phantom, or other supported wallets.

What makes Edwin unique is its fully non-custodial structure. The platform does not hold user assets or deploy its own smart contracts, which increases trust and transparency. All transactions are executed directly on-chain and are signed by the user’s personal wallet, giving them full control at every step. Behind the scenes, Edwin leverages popular AI models such as ChatGPT and Claude, as well as developer tools like LangChain, to interpret user commands and translate them into blockchain-ready actions.

This marks a significant step forward in what is being called the "DeFAI" movement—short for decentralized finance and artificial intelligence. The DeFAI space is projected to grow rapidly, with a market size already reaching around $1 billion in early 2025. Experts in the field believe that products like Edwin will lower the technical barrier for new users, potentially driving mainstream adoption.

However, there are still concerns. Industry professionals emphasize the importance of security audits and rigorous testing to ensure user funds remain safe when AI is involved in transaction processing. Still, the launch of Edwin could represent a major evolution in the way people interact with decentralized finance—bridging the gap between advanced protocols and everyday users.
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