AIIntermediate#Infrastructure#Wallets
Agentic Wallet
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Definition
A crypto wallet controlled by an AI agent (usually using ERC-4337 or MPC) permitted to sign transactions for specific strategies without human intervention.
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Concept Diagram
Key Takeaways
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Agentic Wallets use Account Abstraction (ERC-4337) to restrict agents to specific protocols and volume limits.
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MPC (Multi-Party Computation) ensures private keys are never stored in a single location.
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Session Keys grant temporary signing authority for a specific duration or strategy.
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Institutional funds can delegate capital to AI while maintaining control over maximum exposure.
Practical Example
A yield agent is given an Agentic Wallet with a session key that allows only USDC deposits into Aave for 7 days, with a max exposure of $50,000. The agent cannot move funds elsewhere or exceed the limit.
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Related Terms
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AgenticityThe degree to which an autonomous entity can perceive its environment, make decisions, and execute actions independently via smart contracts or LLMs.
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MPC Wallet (Multi-Party Computation)A security technology that splits a private key among multiple parties (or agents), so no single node controls the full key.
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Execution LayerThe specific part of the agentic stack where trade commands are signed and broadcasted to the blockchain.
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TEE (Trusted Execution Environment)A secure area of a main processor that guarantees code and data loaded inside are protected with respect to confidentiality and integrity.
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