Recently, I've seen everyone tout AI Agents that can automatically run on-chain tasks with a single click, which indeed saves effort. But honestly, there are still several steps that require someone to take responsibility: I must personally click to authorize/sign, especially with unlimited permissions. No matter how smart the Agent is, it can't take responsibility for my "slip of the finger" mistake. Then there are bridges and chain swaps—more paths mean higher chances of going off course. Gas fees, slippage, routing issues—getting caught in these can turn into losses. Lastly, there's the exit process: after completing the task, how to withdraw liquidity, revoke permissions, and recover funds on the main chain. Not doing these is equivalent to wasting effort.

By the way, I want to complain that recently, people have been using ETF capital flows and US stock risk appetite to explain crypto market rises and falls. It sounds reasonable, but it can also easily make people relax their guard... I now prefer to think of Agents as tools, not as drivers. A reminder to myself: I mistake simplicity for a trap.