Don't always think that handing your wallet over to an AI agent means you can just relax... The most critical parts when things go wrong are still the "human safety net" steps: whether permissions are too broad, what exactly the signature is signing, how to revoke after cross-chain/authorization failures, and sudden address changes during contract upgrades. Agents will just retry; you need to decide whether to stop or not. Also, regarding hidden liquidity, many deep pools look smooth, but you have to monitor the slippage and failure rates yourself. Otherwise, if it runs along the optimal path, the most expensive part ends up being you.

Recently, everyone has been interpreting ETF capital flows and US stock risk appetite together. When sentiment heats up, they want to chase it automatically... I personally prefer to let the agent handle the physical work, while humans are responsible for braking and setting limits. As for you saying "Isn't that just not trusting AI"... Well, it's not that I don't trust it, but I'm afraid it might be too obedient.