Genuinely useful
Summarising, classifying, extracting, monitoring
Transparent, non-custodial, yours
What an AI assistant can and cannot do with your wallet
Intent-based trading, price monitors, conditional orders, recurring buys and agent safety. Where automation stops and your signature starts.
Genuinely useful
Summarising, classifying, extracting, monitoring
Not possible
Predicting prices — no model has tomorrow's information
Worst failure mode
Fabricated addresses and figures that look real
FBT Swap
What you should know
An assistant that can move your money needs either custody of your funds or a standing allowance over them. FBT Swap takes neither, which fixes the boundary: the AI can read, plan, quote, monitor and prepare — and you sign.
These pages describe exactly which steps are automated, which require a human signature, what a monitor can and cannot deliver, and how to evaluate any agent that claims to trade for you. An automation that silently fails to fire is worse than no automation, so each limit is stated where the feature is described.
There are two kinds of AI in crypto products. One does work that is genuinely hard to do by hand: reading contract code against known patterns, summarising long governance documents, monitoring conditions continuously without fatigue. The other asks a language model to predict a price, which is not a capability any model has.
The distinction matters because both are marketed identically. A model asked for a forecast will produce one, fluently and with complete confidence, because generating fluent text is what it does. Fluency is not evidence, and the only defence is requiring every figure to name its source.
At a glance
At a glance
Not possible
Predicting prices — no model has tomorrow's information
Worst failure mode
Fabricated addresses and figures that look real
Our standard
Named source, stated window, no invented numbers
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you decide.
Can AI predict crypto prices?
No. Markets are adversarial and driven largely by information that does not yet exist. A confident forecast from a model reflects how it generates text, not what it knows.
Should I trust a contract address from an AI answer?
Never. An address is exactly the kind of specific string a model can fabricate convincingly. Take it from official documentation or an explorer and verify it on-chain.
Risk notice
Crypto assets are volatile and on-chain transactions cannot be reversed. You can lose money, including all of it. Nothing here is financial advice.