This morning, I watched the waves come back in layers, and I casually scrolled through the blockchain as well: AI Agents can indeed help me monitor pools, compare routes, and even automatically place orders, but when it comes to the critical steps, humans still need to take the final responsibility. For example, if permissions are too broad, contract addresses are swapped, authorizations are left open, or slippage is manipulated—no matter how smart the Agent is, it can't stop my own carelessness... And then there's cross-chain and signing, honestly, I feel uneasy if I don't take a quick look myself.

Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products together. I also have the Agent make tables, but in the end, I still go and check the underlying details: where the yields come from, whether they are just built on subsidies, and what happens if liquidity is withdrawn. Anyway, I have a simple trick: whenever I see key authorizations, addresses, or sources of yield, I take screenshots and save them. Like a compulsive disorder, so that if something goes wrong later, I can at least trace it back.

Conclusion: Agents are responsible for "speed," humans are responsible for "fear," and walking on both legs together is the only way to avoid falling.