I just saw on the blockchain a series of "coincidental transfers" that almost gave me a scare: A calls B, and B immediately calls C, with the amounts being quite neat... My first reaction was that something was wrong with the bridge or the oracle. Later, I patiently broke down the path and found out that it was actually a routing contract forwarding the transactions, with the same script running in the middle steps, and the final destination still the old address, so it was just a false alarm.



These days, the narratives around AI Agents and automated trading are heating up again. Honestly, the more "automatic" it is, the less I trust it, especially those with multiple authorizations and contract interactions. Anyway, when I see these chain transfers, I first look at the call stack and events to figure out who triggered it, then consider whether it's abnormal... I’m just worried about this kind of near-miss happening over the weekend.
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