People think that once AI agents start doing on-chain interactions, it can already be fully automated—like an untiring robot butler that can watch the charts, snipe, and harvest for you.

In reality, in my emotion indicator charts, a lot of “smart contracts” choke the moment they run into the frenzy of a Meme-driven crowd—like the recent wave where celebrities called trades. The bots can calculate the funding rate, but they can’t quantify just how strong the retail crowd’s “the last round can still be passed to someone else” mentality is.
The part of on-chain interaction that most needs a human safety net is not the code—it’s deciding when you should manually shut down the strategy. Machines can read on-chain data, but they can’t see through a gambler’s red-eyed illusion that “if I win one more time, I’ll get out.”
Anyway, my own experience is: AI runs execution for me, but those extreme emotion threshold red lines—I keep an eye on them myself, and I’m more accurate than anything else.