Are you really planning to let the wallet be fully automated and run by an AI Agent... I personally don't dare to do that. The most critical steps in on-chain interactions are signing and authorization. No matter how smart the Agent is, it can't tell who will drain your "unlimited authorization" in the future, let alone how phishing sites can look exactly like real ones. Basically, robots can help you check balances, compare contracts, calculate gas, but the final confirmation still needs a human to oversee: Is the address correct? Is the domain a scam? Is the approved amount reasonable? Can the permissions be revoked?

Recently, the NFT royalty disputes also seem quite similar: everyone wants to "automate" the distribution, but once the secondary market kicks in, the rules are bypassed. The blockchain is very cold; code only recognizes signatures, not your grievances. Anyway, I currently think: the Agent can serve as an assistant, but not as a driver; the private key is in my hands, and if something goes wrong, I have the grounds to criticize.