rewrite this title Avalanche Adds AI to Its Wallet: What to Expect?

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Published: June 12, 2025 at 11:23 am Updated: June 12, 2025 at 11:23 am

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For all the talk of mass adoption, crypto still has a basic usability problem: wallets are too complicated. If Web3 is going to go mainstream, its front doors need to feel less intimidating and more like the apps people already use daily. Because if wallets stay intimidating, most of the world simply won’t use them.

That’s what makes Core’s latest update worth paying attention to.

Avalanche’s native wallet, Core, just introduced Core Concierge; an AI assistant that lives inside the wallet and helps users complete crypto actions through simple chat commands. Powered by Gemini’s infrastructure, Concierge understands natural language, guides users through tasks like sending assets or swapping tokens, and prepares actions for one-tap approval.

The idea is simple but powerful: what if managing your wallet felt more like texting a personal assistant than clicking through a dashboard?

Why This Matters

Wallets are where everything starts in crypto, but they’re still one of the biggest friction points. For new users, even basic actions like “what chain am I on?” or “how do I bridge from Ethereum to Avalanche?” can feel overwhelming. There’s jargon, confusing interfaces, multiple approvals, and real financial risk if you get it wrong. A single misclick can mean losing your funds.

That complexity isn’t just an inconvenience. It’s a barrier. It turns away the very people Web3 claims to build for: creators, small business owners, and everyday users who don’t live on crypto Twitter or read whitepapers for fun. That’s why user experience isn’t a side quest, but the main event.

Core Concierge changes the wallet experience by letting users interact naturally. No more hunting through menus or guessing what to click next. Want to send tokens? Just ask. Need to swap AVAX for USDC? Tell the Concierge and it’ll prep the transaction for you to approve. It’s like having a crypto-native helping hand embedded in your wallet.

Core Concierge (source)

The Rise of AI Agents in Web3

AI agents are quickly becoming the next big user interface layer in crypto, not just as chatbots, but as infrastructure for navigating complex systems. The idea isn’t new: give users a simple way to express intent, then let software handle the execution. But in crypto, where the execution layer spans multiple chains, wallets, protocols, and tokens, this has been easier said than done. That’s starting to change.

Core Concierge is one of the first serious attempts to bring AI agent design to wallets; and it’s part of a much bigger wave. Projects are racing to embed AI directly into the Web3 experience. The difference now is that users seem ready for it.

A recent CoinGecko survey found that 87% of crypto users are open to letting AI manage at least 10% of their holdings, with nearly half willing to trust AI with up to 50%. That’s a staggering level of trust for a space built on self-custody, and a clear sign that sentiment is shifting.

CoinGecko survey (source)

The value prop is simple: AI agents can help users do more with less mental overhead. Whether it’s explaining tokenomics, guiding through staking flows, or just helping someone bridge assets without fear, these agents are reducing friction. And in a world where UX friction still defines who participates, that could totally change the playing field.

Core Concierge: How It Works

So, what can Core Concierge actually do? At its core, the assistant acts like a personal Web3 operator; embedded directly in the Core wallet interface across mobile, desktop, and browser extension. You type what you want to do, and the Concierge handles the prep: from finding the right interface to drafting the transaction for your review. 

Here’s what it can help with:

Sending assets to wallets or contacts;

Swapping tokens across supported chains;

Bridging funds between networks;

Switching between accounts;

Adding a new account to your wallet;

Transferring funds between accounts.

Everything it does is framed as a suggestion; the final step is always yours. The Concierge doesn’t sign or submit anything on your behalf. Instead, it drafts the action, then lets you approve it with a tap.

This balance between automation and control is key. It’s not trying to be a robo-advisor or a replacement for user intent. The goal is to collapse complexity into a single, intuitive flow, so that what used to take five clicks and three confirmations now takes one simple sentence.

Or, as Core VP Akash Gupta said: “Onboarding to Core should feel effortless, like checking into a five-star hotel.” That metaphor holds up. Where most wallets hand you the keys and a user manual, Core Concierge greets you at the door and asks, “Where to?”

Why Core Can Do What Other Wallets Can’t

Core Concierge isn’t a gimmick bolted onto a wallet. It’s a natural extension of how Core was already thinking about UX. From day one, Core was designed to bridge Web2 simplicity with Web3 power. It’s one of the few self-custody wallets that supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Avalanche natively, while offering features like gas-free swaps and staking, a clean interface, and tight integration with the Avalanche ecosystem.

That foundation makes Concierge possible. Now, with AI layered in, it’s going a step further: making intent the interface. You don’t need to know what a wrapped token is, or which chain you’re on, or what the best route for a swap might be. You just say what you want to do, and Core figures it out, without compromising custody or transparency.

It’s a different model than traditional wallets. Where others optimize for power users, Core is betting that the next wave of adoption will come from people who want clarity. People who want to participate in crypto, not debug it. And with Avalanche’s low fees, fast finality, and modular design, Core has the technical room to make that bet real.

What’s Next for Crypto Wallets

Core Concierge is the beginning of a broader trend: AI-native interfaces are going to redefine how users interact with Web3. The agent economy is no longer theoretical. MarketsAndMarkets estimates the AI agent market will grow to $47.1 billion by 2030. In crypto, that future is accelerating. 

Protocols are racing to build embedded agents. Wallets are integrating AI to simplify UX. AI-native dApps are emerging that no longer expect users to read docs, click through dropdowns, or even know what chain they’re on. Just describe the outcome you want. The agent figures it out.

In that landscape, Core’s early launch of Concierge is a positioning move. The team is leading the AI trend. Wallets are the gateway to crypto. Whoever builds the most intuitive, trusted, intelligent wallet wins. Core knows that.

About The Author

Victoria is a writer on a variety of technology topics including Web3.0, AI and cryptocurrencies. Her extensive experience allows her to write insightful articles for the wider audience.

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