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Recently, people keep saying that AI agents can directly help you perform on-chain operations, which sounds very convenient, but honestly I still don’t dare to fully let go. Signing transactions always requires human oversight: what exactly are you authorizing, is the limit unlimited, or have you granted permissions to a confusing contract... No matter how smart the agent is, it just follows the rules; the blame still falls on you. And with cross-chain transfers, parameter changes, leverage adjustments—once you make a mistake, it’s not something a “retract” can fix. I’d rather take it slow.
These days, I’ve also seen large on-chain transfers and hot/cold wallet movements on exchanges being interpreted as smart money, which makes me a bit anxious. There’s just too much information, and it really causes anxiety. My filtering method now is very simple: I only focus on 2-3 on-chain indicators related to my holdings. Other noise is just fog; I wait until the emotions settle before looking at the data again. Anyway, I’m a slow starter, so missing out on a trade here and there doesn’t really matter.