Lately, everyone has been talking about AI Agents going on-chain to automate tasks. To be honest, I find it both exciting and a bit scary… They can help you monitor pools, run steps, and grab testnet tasks, which is quite convenient, but if something really goes wrong, it still needs a person to take responsibility. Especially with authorization—when the Agent says it needs approval, I first check whether the contract is a new shell, whether the permissions are unlimited, and scan the on-chain tags to see linked wallets. If there’s anything abnormal, I’d rather withdraw first and ask questions later.

And then there’s the testnet incentives and points system—everyone’s betting on whether the mainnet will issue tokens. The Agent is best at amplifying your emotions: the illusion that running more today will lead to airdrops tomorrow. Anyway, my current bottom line is: fund layering, small amounts let it run, large amounts manually; when it comes to signing, cross-chain operations, or changing permissions—key steps—I must click to confirm myself, or I won’t know what I did after waking up.