Lately, I've been seeing everyone hype up AI Agents on the chain helping you "do everything automatically," but my mind keeps replaying the past news echoes about quant/grid trading waves: honestly, automation can save effort, but ultimately, the responsibility still falls on the person. If you ask me, the two steps that most need human oversight are: signing confirmation and deciding "whether to do this transaction or not." It can help you find opportunities, compare prices, and run processes, but once it pops up with authorization/infinite limit prompts, I still have to stare wide-eyed myself.

A couple of days ago, I got caught up in the phrase "if you don't understand, don't act first." I saw a link from an Agent saying I needed to update permissions, and the page looked pretty legit—I almost clicked... but then I thought about the recent surge in phishing and the hardware wallet shortage (ridiculous, can't even buy one), so I just put my phone down, went to the blockchain explorer, and checked the contract address for half a day. The more I looked, the more suspicious it seemed. Forget it, better not act. Missing out is fine—at least I won't have to wake up in the middle of the night to revoke permissions.