Lately, I’ve been seeing AI Agents running around on-chain everywhere—like they’ve brought “autonomous driving” into a casino… But to put it plainly, a lot of steps still need humans to stand guard: first, permissions and limits—hand it a private key and it’ll go all-in; you still need people to set a cap and be able to cut it off at any time. Next is the “it thinks it’s saving gas” thing—turns out it routes you into some weird pools, gets sandwiched without even so much as a whimper. So don’t slack on pre-transaction intent validation, whitelists/blacklists and the like. These days, MEV and transaction ordering fairness have been getting bashed by retail investors, and I can understand it— the more aggressively Agents rush in, the more it looks like they’re just handing money to someone else… A coworker even told me, “Anyway, robot fights have nothing to do with me,” and all I could do was laugh. In the end, whoever ends up holding the bag usually thinks they’re just a bystander. For now, automation is fine, but don’t automate your brain too.