These days, "AI Agent automated trading and on-chain interactions" are flooding the feeds again, and there's so much information that it really causes anxiety: afraid of missing out, yet also afraid that jumping in will just be used as fuel. This is the attention economy—when a hot topic shifts, people's hands also shift their positions, and in the end, what gets cut isn't the coin, but patience.

I've now set a very simple filtering method for myself: first, don't look at KOL screenshots, just consider whether I can clearly explain how it makes money and how I would lose if it breaks. If I can't explain it clearly, I just treat it as a bedtime story. Especially with that set of automatic interactions—those who hype the narrative will keep emphasizing "freeing your hands," while those who focus on security will start talking about permissions, signatures, and whether you can revoke authorization... I only chat a few more words with the latter.

Anyway, my rhythm is still: start with small amounts to test the waters, set exit conditions, and avoid high-frequency trading if I don't have the energy to monitor constantly. Even if hot topics change quickly, don’t treat yourself as liquidity to feed. That’s all for now.