The third time I see everyone hyping up AI Agents to fully automate on-chain operations, my first reaction is still: if something really goes wrong, who will take responsibility? During the authorization step, if the contract gives permissions it shouldn't, or the limits aren't set properly, no matter how smart the Agent is, it can still send itself away with a single click; then there are middle steps like routing or cross-chain transfers—slippage, retries on failure, assets stuck halfway—ultimately, someone still has to watch and manually withdraw or change the route. And for governance voting or signatures, many of the phrases sound quite “rational,” but who exactly are they serving? Someone needs to translate proposals into plain language. Recently, fee rates have become extreme, and in the group, people are arguing whether to reverse the trend or keep squeezing the bubble—I’m just holding off for now… Agents can help me monitor data, but when it comes to pressing confirm, I still fear the pain more myself.