Recently, I've seen everyone talking about AI agents automatically running on the blockchain, and I feel like they can really help click buttons, monitor prices, and quickly insert transactions. But if I had to say which part still requires human oversight, my first reaction is: authorization and private keys. Whether the contract allows it to approve such large amounts, what the signatures are actually doing, how to stop losses if something goes wrong... No matter how smart these are, they won't feel the money in my place, and in the end, I’m still the one taking the blame.

Now there are a bunch of testnet incentives, token expectations, and daily guesses in the group about whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I'm actually more worried that the agent will do a bunch of useless interactions just to "farm points," and the gas and risks are real money (even testnets can develop bad habits). Forget it, let’s take it slow.

If I could keep only one habit, it would be: always double-check the authorization object and limit before signing.