Recently, everyone has been talking about AI agents placing orders on the chain, which indeed saves effort, but honestly, someone still needs to take responsibility. For example, with authorization, the agent might open a large limit for you to make things smoother, but I prefer to be a bit slower as someone who watches the market quietly—at least I can confirm the authorized parties and limits myself, so I won't end up unable to revoke them later. Also, regarding routing/slippage, the congestion and bottlenecks on the chain can't be avoided just by a single "optimal path" statement, and when the market is acting up, manually stopping is still more reliable. By the way, recently some people have been treating large transfers and hot/cold wallets on exchanges as smart money, and my colleagues even asked if I was about to follow suit... I can only say, screenshots show the mood, but the logic still needs to be filled in by yourself. Anyway, agents can handle the chores, but the risk switch is best kept in human hands.