Recently, I've seen everyone talking about AI Agents helping with on-chain operations. I'm quite interested but also instinctively anxious: it can click buttons and calculate paths without issue, but when it comes to the step of "handing over the money," I still need to cover myself. For example, during cross-chain transfers, whether the contract address or route has been temporarily changed, or if there are any suspicious authorization pop-ups—I’d rather take half an hour to verify every word myself; also, regarding authorization and signing content, no matter how smart the Agent is, it could be misled by the frontend or prompted with biased instructions, and ultimately, the wallet bears the blame. Then there's the issue of encountering exceptions, rollbacks, or getting stuck—deciding whether to retry, switch channels, or stop-loss exit—I feel like these decisions can currently only be made by a human. The rhythm of inflation in blockchain games combined with studio manipulations also reminds me: the more seamless automation becomes, the easier it is to unknowingly spiral into trouble... Anyway, my current principle is: let it handle information and simulations, but for the final signing and cross-chain steps, I do it myself.