Recently, I’ve been looking into this whole setup of AI Agents interacting with the blockchain, and I really do think it can eliminate a lot of the back-and-forth busywork. But to be blunt, someone still has to cover a few steps: the signing part always has to be something you clearly understand yourself—especially permissions/ unlimited approvals (limits). One careless moment and you could end up treating your wallet like a public restroom. And then there’s routing and slippage: no matter how smart the Agent is, it can still be thrown off by weird pools or MEV, and in the end, it’s you who takes the loss. The same goes for aesthetics. An Agent can help you scan the narrative and catch what’s trending, but that kind of highly subjective judgment—whether something is actually good-looking and worth commemorating—is still something the human brain is more reliable at.

Also, on the macro side, rate-cut expectations swing from “hot” to “cold” and back again, and the debate about the U.S. Dollar Index and risk assets rising and falling together is pretty noisy… At times like this, I actually want to dial automation down a bit, so it doesn’t make impulsive moves on my behalf when emotions are at their peak. That’s it—I’m going to get to work.