Last night at 2 a.m., I was browsing the blockchain and saw someone again treating AI Agents as "automatic money-making machines" to run... To be clear, what can be automated is execution, not responsibility. For example, the authorization step still requires me to cover the risks myself: whether the limit is unlimited, whether there's an expiration date, whether the contract is newly deployed, whether the owner has a backdoor to change permissions—these agents, no matter how smart, are just confirming commands; they sign when you tell them to.

And the flow of funds also needs someone to keep an eye on it, especially sudden additional intermediary wallets or those that intersect with project team addresses. Right now, checking contracts feels just like doing a background check. As for the daily explanations that link ETF fund flows and U.S. stock risk appetite to crypto price swings... just forget it. When it really hits the chain, it's still a trap—don't expect macro narratives to block malicious authorizations. That's all for now, I'm going to sleep.