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Recently, I've started paying attention to the interest rate line again. To put it simply, it's like a faucet: tighten it a bit, and everyone immediately loses the desire to take risks, and positions shrink accordingly; loosen it, and sentiment warms up, liquidity in NFTs starts to return little by little, but just "a little," so I don't dare to be overly optimistic. Anyway, I'm now more concerned with whether I'm being driven by risk appetite rather than truly understanding something.
AI agents, automated trading, these have been quite a hot topic lately. Some people are promoting them as the new narrative, but I'm more worried that one-click interactions might open up too much wallet permission... The more automated on-chain actions become, the easier it is for people to get lazy. For now, I'll go re-scan the permissions of my frequently used wallets and also write the position limits into my memo.