Recently, I've been watching AI Agents run around on the blockchain, and it feels like I ordered takeout with "passwordless payment": placing the order is smooth, but mistakes like filling in the wrong address, choosing the wrong spiciness level, or the merchant changing ingredients still require human oversight. On the chain, it's the same—authorization (signing) can't be fully handed over to the machine; if you increase the limit, it's like giving a stranger an unlimited credit card; and deciding which route or cross-chain to take, setting slippage, or whether to stop when encountering strange contracts... Agents are more daring than I am when impulsive.

By the way, I’ve also been watching the NFT royalty debate. Honestly, everyone just wants more liquidity, but creators still need to make a living. If Agents automatically place orders or do arbitrage, they probably don’t care about details like royalties or fees at all; it’s very realistic to see who ends up losing.

As a short-term trader with emotional tendencies, my conclusion is: Agents can help me stay up all night pressing buttons, but the key permissions, whitelists, and withdrawal switches are still in my hands. Otherwise, I might wake up the next day to only meme images to post...