Recently, I've seen everyone hype up AI Agents for one-click on-chain operations, which indeed saves effort, but honestly, many steps still require human oversight. For example, during authorization, what you sign is your wallet, not their mouth; when seeing unlimited limits, I still manually reduce it a bit. Also, with cross-chain transfers and pool swaps, slippage and routing issues can easily cause you to spend more money if something glitches, and no matter how smart the Agent is, it doesn't care about your gas fees.

Not to mention now, with staking and shared security, this "compound yield" approach is often criticized as a scam, which I can understand: layers upon layers of things, and when something goes wrong, no one can pinpoint the responsibility. Agents might help you make the process more complex, but the risks don't automatically disappear. In the end, you still have to ask yourself: what am I really earning, and can I handle the losses if things go south? Anyway, I now prefer to go slower, double-check before signing.