Monolith is the only self-hosted crypto wallet that keeps private keys in hardware, not the cloud. MonolithOS tracks adoption, competitors, and developer outreach so you can focus on what Coinbase can't copy: true self-custody.
Every component is designed so the agent never sees the key, and the key never leaves the hardware.
Solidity. P-256 signature verification. On-chain spending caps enforced at the contract level.
Swift background service. Signs transactions inside Apple silicon. Keys never leave the chip.
Every operation requires explicit approval. Slippage verification for DEX interactions. Instant freeze.
Node.js skill layer translates agent intentions into API calls. The LLM requests, the hardware decides.
Four attack vectors that every AI agent wallet must address. Most don't.
Agent can request transactions but never touches keys. Malicious prompts can't drain wallets.
Keys live in Secure Enclave hardware, not memory or disk. No software extraction possible.
On-chain caps enforce limits at the smart contract level. Overspending is mathematically impossible.
DEX interactions verified against expected outcomes. Asymmetric freeze: instant lock, deliberate recovery.
AI agents will manage billions in on-chain assets. The question isn't whether they need wallets. It's whether you trust someone else's hardware with the keys.