These days, I've been watching everyone hype up AI Agents for fully automated on-chain interactions, and I'm both excited and nervous... To be honest, clicking buttons automatically isn't hard; what's difficult is who takes responsibility if something goes wrong. Authorization still requires human oversight: giving unlimited limits, signing strange contracts, entering the wrong address across chains—these "slip-ups that lead to regret later" are not something a robot will feel sorry about.

And strategies also need human backup. No matter how smart an Agent is, it’s just processing historical data and the rules you feed it; if market narratives change, it might still be executing yesterday’s script seriously. The recent NFT royalty debate is also quite typical: on one side, they want creator income; on the other, they want secondary liquidity. The Agent might just choose the "lower fee" route, but who you support and whether you want community backlash—those are things you need to think through clearly.

I personally trust data a little more, for a very simple reason: intuition is often just the emotion from not sleeping well last night... Data at least won't follow along just because I impulsively want to trade recklessly. For now, I won’t sign any unfamiliar authorizations today.