Actually, everyone understands that now earning crypto is becoming more and more like going to work: daily check-in task platforms, screenshots, forms, a bunch of interactions, and in the end, you have to look at that “score” face. A while ago, to avoid being hurt by witches, I deliberately split my frequently used addresses into several groups: one for bridges and swaps, one for tasks, and I don’t even dare to mess with browser fingerprints, making it feel like doing penetration testing… Basically, the risk isn’t just on that one chain interaction, it’s more about permissions, signatures, and whether you’re exposing too many of your habits.

Recently, a bunch of narratives about AI Agents and automated trading have popped up, claiming to help you interact on-chain with one click. I find it quite unsettling: automation definitely saves effort, but it also makes things more homogeneous, and the scoring system is easier to manipulate. Plus, security risks increase with the added issue of delegated signing/trusteeship. Anyway, I’d rather do fewer tasks now, look at the signature pop-ups three times, avoid authorizations when I can, take it slow if needed, and do less but more meaningful work.