Just stepped out and hit traffic, casually bought a coffee and left it in the car, bouncing all the way to cool off... While browsing the blockchain, I also saw a screenshot circulating in the group about "a certain stablecoin de-pegging," paired with the usual regulatory/reserve audit jargon, emotions really come and go quickly. AI Agents can now help monitor pools, compare prices, automatically rebalance, and so on, but I think there are a few things that must be human-backed: First is permissions and signatures—how much authority you give it, who’s on the whitelist—if something really goes wrong, you’re the one taking the blame; second is “anomaly detection,” like rumors of de-pegging—on-chain data isn’t that quick to give conclusions, and it’s easy to be swept up in emotions and make reckless moves; third is contract risk and upgrades—no matter how smart the Agent is, it can’t confirm if the protocol just changed parameters or if there are strange permissions. Basically, it’s more like a night-shift assistant, capable of running errands and giving reminders, but the final confirmation and handling withdrawals are still up to humans. Anyway, I plan to review tonight and consider “automation” and “retractability” together—don’t hand over your life just to save effort.