I only opened my wallet after finishing yoga last night and saw a bunch of AI Agents that automatically help you find pools, swap coins, sign transactions—tools that are indeed convenient, but I still don’t dare to fully let go... To be honest, on-chain matters are most afraid of “it confidently doing the wrong thing.” Things like who to authorize (approve) to, how much limit to set, whether the contract is newly deployed, whether the website is phishing—these steps I’d rather take a little more time to confirm myself. There’s also slippage, transaction fees, cross-chain steps—Agents might calculate these very well, but when faced with congestion or a squeeze, they can easily turn into “impulsively rushing for you.” Last week, Meme and celebrity shoutouts became popular again, and with attention shifting, newcomers are most likely to get itchy and want to take the final step... My current rule for myself is: automation can handle execution, but people must be responsible for braking. This is the third time I remind myself: don’t outsource your brain just to save trouble.