As for AI Agents going on the blockchain, I don't oppose it; after all, they are more diligent than me staying up late monitoring the market. But when it comes to actually spending money, someone still has to take the responsibility: while they might choose the "theoretically optimal" route, once they encounter low liquidity or cross-pool routing, a combo of slippage + fees + MEV results in a worse outcome than manual clicking. There's also authorization—agents love to give you an unlimited approve, essentially putting the keys to your door in someone else's pocket; when it comes to contract upgrades, fake frontends, or phishing airdrops, AI isn't as cautious as you might think. Plus, when new L1/L2 chains offer incentives to attract TVL, I’ve seen enough "mining, selling" schemes; agents might only focus on rewards, forgetting about the depth at exit and the congestion fees on bridges.