There are days when onchain stuff just drains you completely, until something subtle comes along and takes that weight off your shoulders. For me, that moment arrived when @HeyElsaAI quietly slipped into my everyday workflow.

These days I simply tell it in plain English what I’m trying to do, and it deals with all the tedious crap switching tabs, figuring out routes, chasing approvals, overthinking every step that normally kills my momentum. It sounds minor, but it’s made a huge difference in how often I actually execute instead of just sitting on ideas.

Seeing it nail swaps, bridges, rebalances, and small portfolio adjustments time after time melts away the hesitation. Trust grows on its own. Suddenly it feels less like fighting with a bunch of tools and more like just saying out loud what you want.

HeyElsa isn’t trying to turn DeFi into something louder or fancier. It just makes it actually usable right in those moments when most people freeze up. And honestly, that’s how meaningful adoption happens slowly, quietly, without fanfare or hype.