The real problem with Web3 isn't that it's "unusable," but rather that it's "too difficult to use." Most on-chain operations are essentially primitive: slicing chains, finding bridges, adjusting slippage, checking gas, and restarting if it fails. It's not that the technology is inadequate; it's that the execution layer is too cumbersome. @HeyElsaAI aims to solve this problem. It's not a "chatbot," but rather it directly translates "intent" into on-chain actions. You don't need to know: which chain, which dApp, or which route. You only need to clearly state: what you want to do. The remaining breakdown, routing, and execution are handled by the AI Agent, and each step is interpretable, not a black box. This is completely different from simply adding a UI. Why is it appearing in the Base ecosystem (and being taken seriously)? • Completed a $3M funding round in June 2025 • Coinbase Ventures (Base ecosystem fund) participated • Investors and advisors have backgrounds in ecosystems such as LayerZero, DeFiLlama, and Anoma. Within the Base system, CBV's participation is not an emotional signal, but a structural signal. These kinds of projects will at least be continuously observed, rather than being a flash in the pan. From a sector perspective, it's vying for the "entry point." In the AI + Intent sector, the real competition isn't about functionality, but rather: who controls the user's first command. Like the search box in the search era, like the super app in the mobile era. Once you get used to completing on-chain operations with a single sentence, you won't go back to the "tool assembly" experience. Is it worth getting involved now? If you already: • Operate on a base/multi-chain platform • Do DeFi, Perps, Prediction, Portfolio Management • Are tired of constantly switching between blockchains Then this isn't a gamble, but a worthwhile trial. The only thing you can do now is: Use it early, so the algorithm remembers you as an early user. 🔗 app.heyelsa.ai The next generation of Web3 products doesn't teach you how to use blockchains, but makes you forget you're using a blockchain.

Intent-driven tracks are the future.