These days I’ve been testing AI agents’ on-chain interactions—honestly, it’s pretty interesting, but some parts are really hard to make sense of. For example, when I asked the AI to automatically pick a cross-chain bridge, it translated a bunch of names and left me utterly confused—almost mixing up a “well-known bridge” and a “new bridge.” Not only were the fees several times higher, but the liquidity depth was different too. In the end, I still had to go check the official site myself to make sure there wasn’t a mix-up. It feels like the AI can run through the workflow, but if you want it to understand which chain’s liquidity is currently tight, or whether that bridge recently had any security announcements, I guess humans still need to step in as a backstop.

Oh, and during the recent extreme funding rate moments, the community was arguing a lot. I reacted slowly—by the time I figured out whether it was a reversal or bubble-squeeze, the market move was already over… forget it. For now, let’s get the cross-chain fees down first.