I used to use Web3 and it felt like going to the bank to do business - queuing, filling out forms, signing, confirming, signing again... it was exhausting. Let's transfer a coin, there are a bunch of confirmation buttons popping up in the wallet, and I have to adjust the gas fee myself, afraid of deducting a few extra dollars. Later, I found out that @ UXLINKoofficial supports EIP-7702, and only then did I realize that it could be so convenient. Its' batch call 'is like me packing up a bunch of packages and sending them all at once, just click confirm, and it's done! It saves steps and money, which is tailor-made for lazy players like us. They also have a 'verification center' - specifically designed to prevent others from stealing your signature, just like verifying your identity before sending a package to ensure that it will not be lost. In terms of security, they also allow AI tools to monitor code vulnerabilities 24/7. Machines are not afraid of staying up late and are much more reliable than humans. The most comfortable thing is that I don't need to immediately learn any "smart contract account", and I can gradually transition from the old account, like changing my phone, and help you move all the old data. I thought to myself - this project really saves users time and effort, and I believe in it no matter how far they go. UXLINK KaitoAI