Recently, watching AI agents "work on the chain" has been quite exciting, but honestly, someone still needs to be responsible. The signature always remains a human responsibility; even if it gets better at calculating paths, once the authorization scope is loosened, it's too late to revoke it later. There's also the pre-transaction check: "What exactly is this transaction doing?" Is the contract changed? Is the routing going through a strange pool? Is the gas price spiking due to being manipulated... These are more about habits; after doing them for a long time, it becomes instinctive to glance at them. When the rumors about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging circulate again in the group, I become even less willing to entrust risk control to automated emotions. Agents can execute, but the thresholds and stop buttons must be in human hands—so for now, that's how it is.