I haven't torn off the sticky note on the desk yet: it says "Don't let the Agent sign on its own." Recently, I've seen everyone tout AI Agents running strategies directly on-chain, and I'm tempted too, but honestly, some steps still require human oversight: what permissions are granted, whether the contract is just an old address being replaced, whether transaction simulations/expected outputs are correct, and that final signature confirmation—once you hand these over, it's no longer "smart," it's "blind signing." Especially with unlimited authorization or setApprovalForAll, no matter how clever the Agent is, it can't withstand you handing over the keys. By the way, I've seen the debates around privacy coins/mixers get pretty heated and divisive. My approach is more conservative: if you can avoid using them, don’t; or at least use layered wallets and keep good records. Ultimately, compliance is something people get blamed for... Anyway, I’d rather double-check twice than write a post-mortem afterward.