Recently, AI agents doing on-chain interactions have been really popular—automated trading, automated yield-hunting, and it feels like they can do pretty much everything. But honestly, some parts still need human backup—for example, if the routing is wrong and slippage spikes, or if a contract suddenly has liquidity pulled out, even a smart AI can’t react in time. Over the past few days, I’ve been looking at all those data points on ETF fund flows and the risk appetite in U.S. stocks, and it feels like everyone is getting anxious again—both up and down moves rely entirely on interpretation, and AI is probably confused too. Anyway, I have one habit: before every trade, I manually check the slippage. That’s it.