Recently, a bunch of people are claiming that AI Agents on the blockchain can be fully automated. It sounds like "Don't worry, I'll help you confirm"... I no longer believe in this narrative of easy one-click profit. If you really let it run freely, at least a few steps still need human oversight: don't give too much permission (don't keep granting unlimited access), and critical actions like signing, upgrading, or changing routes are better confirmed manually twice; on-chain fake liquidity, sudden slippage, routing that inexplicably takes a detour—Agents can also fall into traps, and in the end, you're still providing the liquidity. To put it plainly, if a contract issues a problem, an oracle malfunctions, or a bridge gets stuck, the Agent will just keep "executing," and you need to know when to pause. Now, the public opinion is also using ETF capital flows and U.S. stock risk appetite to explain crypto market rises and falls. Hearing this repeatedly makes me want to exit quickly: when emotions peak, I’ll first step back. Stubbornness is one thing, but quick action is the real key.