Just came across several projects where AI Agents automatically do interactions. Honestly, I’m a little tempted, but when I think it through, I get nervous. If AI runs fast, that’s a good thing—but what if there are loopholes in the contract logic, or permissions are abused? Who’s going to hit the brakes? Multi-signature with manual confirmation is indeed slower, but that hurdle is what keeps you alive.



Recently, I also saw a bunch of new schemes for social mining and fan tokens. They claim it’s “attention equals mining,” but basically it’s trading your time for air. Once the hype fades, they run. Even if the AI is amazing, human nature can still find a way to chase cheap gains—I’ve personally fallen for it.

I no longer believe that simply relying on token incentives can build real community consensus. In the end, it still has to come from trust accumulation and manual verification. Anyway, I’m still using paper to write down my private key. Aging, I guess.
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