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Recently, I saw a bunch of AI agents claiming they can automatically perform on-chain tasks.
I'm both curious and a little nervous...
If I really let them operate fully, it still feels like someone needs to cover a few key steps:
For example, should they double-check what exactly they are authorizing before signing, and whether they are granting too much wallet permission;
And when it comes to route selection, on the surface it seems convenient, but behind the scenes, who’s cutting in line to eat a share (MEV) is hard to say.
Plus, lately everyone’s been watching the staking unlock/token unlock calendar every day, and when emotions run high, it’s easy to click buttons impulsively, which can amplify “impulsiveness” with the agent.
Anyway, my current approach is: let it help me review, but I press the final step myself—taking it slow makes me feel more at ease.