Recently, I've seen everyone hyping up AI Agents that can interact on the blockchain on their own, but honestly, I still feel a bit uneasy. Checking contracts/permissions, signing—those still require human oversight: it can help you find routes, compare prices, calculate slippage, but if you ask it to "grant unlimited permissions," I really don't dare... Also, cross-chain transfers, unfamiliar routes, sudden pop-up windows—no matter how smart the machine is, it's easy to be led astray by fake interfaces.

Additionally, when it comes to deposits and withdrawals, if a certain region tightens taxes or compliance, the expectations change immediately. The Agent might choose the "optimal route," but on our side, we're only concerned with "whether the funds arrive smoothly or if there will be extra reviews." Missing that one detail can be fatal.

I'm willing to take a more cautious step for safety—it's a bit old-fashioned: every time there's a new interaction, first run it with a small account and a small amount, and conveniently lower the authorization limit. It takes two minutes, but it saves me from writing a long post later criticizing myself during a review. Anyway, the market can play any song, but I better not plug the headphones into the wrong jack.