These past few days, I’ve been watching everyone hype that AI Agents are going fully automated on-chain, and I honestly do feel a bit scared that it might be too “obedient.” It’s pretty fast at things like placing orders, splitting them, and routing—but once it comes to signing and authorization, whether the limits are increased or decreased by the right amount, whether to use a cross-chain bridge, and whether the contract is newly deployed… those still need a human to keep an eye on it, otherwise it turns into “it works hard, just to get you sent away.” Especially in perpetuals: it can calculate position-hedging logic, but when the market suddenly goes haywire—like the recent “rate cut expectations + the U.S. dollar index” kind of nightmare where they move the same way at the same time—whether to manage stop loss / reduce positions to save your life, or whether it’s time to flip the play back… that truly depends on human emotion and judgment. Plainly put: the Agent does the busywork; humans step on the brakes. (Comment: Don’t let the robot get you emotionally worked up.)