Recently, I've been checking out AI Agents on the blockchain, and it really saves effort, but honestly, I still don't dare to fully let go. The approval step is the easiest to cause issues; if an Agent gets excited and gives you an unlimited limit, you might not even realize you've been phished later; also, cross-chain, routing, pool selection—slippage and fees can change, and the results you get can be quite different from what you expected, so in the end, someone still has to review and confirm.

These days, the group is arguing again about whether privacy coins and mixing coins are considered "original sins," and I think the more they argue about boundaries, the more I feel I need to take responsibility myself: funds from unknown sources, strange contract interactions—no matter how smart the Agent is, it can't cover for you.

My simple way to avoid impulsive trades: first, close the page and check the LP position chart, especially the impermanent loss line; then wait 10 minutes, and only click if I still want to after coming back, and only use half of the funds, leaving the rest for a second calm moment. Anyway, I’d rather miss out than trade based on emotions.