Automation stops being exciting once real value is on the line.

That’s why the way @wardenprotocol handles execution matters to me.

Tasks don’t just run and return an answer. What actually happened is reviewed, obvious failures are filtered out, and the remaining results are checked before anything is finalized

So the output isn’t just “working” it’s been questioned and validated

No blind trust in a black box.
Verification is built into the flow

And when agents start moving real funds, that difference is everything