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These days, everyone is talking about extreme funding rates again. Is it a reversal or just more bubble squeezing? I find myself thinking more about my little AI agent toy... It can interact on-chain according to rules, which is quite convenient, but when it comes to critical moments, it still needs human oversight: for example, permissions/authorization—before signing, I have to review it myself; and also details like routing, slippage, MEV—those "you think the trade is done, but in reality, it's eaten up" situations—no matter how smart the agent is, it can only make mistakes based on the logic you write.
Recently, I set up alerts and limits for it (transaction amount, gas cap, maximum times per day), basically installing a gate to prevent impulsive actions. When I set it up, I felt quite reassured, like a reflective layer on the road after rain, less glaring; but I also felt a bit annoyed—when an opportunity comes, it pauses to ask me for confirmation... and then I realized, maybe what I need isn't full automation, but "don't let me shake when things are hottest." That's it for now.