Recently, I've seen everyone talk about AI Agents running automatically on the blockchain, which indeed saves effort, but honestly, many steps still require human oversight. For example, during authorization, the wallet pop-up shows a bunch of text, and no matter how smart the Agent is, it will give you an unlimited limit for the sake of "smooth execution." By the time you realize it, you've already handed over the keys outside; there are also issues like cross-chain/route failures, sudden slippage increases, or contract upgrades—machines will just retry according to rules, but humans need to decide whether to stop or not, to avoid making things worse with overcompensation. Then there are security incidents—when a black swan event occurs, quick Agent reactions are useless; someone needs to be willing to hit the pause button, admit fault, and pull back.

Recently, some regions have been tightening and loosening taxes and compliance measures, which also affects deposit and withdrawal expectations. Agents won't be anxious, but humans will, so I prefer them to act as the "execution hand," while I serve as the "braking foot." Anyway, I won't go into too much detail—since this approach of gradually increasing leverage and position is more reassuring when handled by humans.