Recently messing around with AI Agents to help me run on-chain interactions has definitely saved effort, but I’m still hesitant to fully let go... Some steps feel like they must have human oversight: like signing, what exactly was authorized in the popup, Agents tend to give full permissions in a panic; also the slippage, gas, and network congestion during cross-chain swaps or token exchanges—when the network gets clogged, it will still push through hard, leaving a bunch of “failed but charged” transaction records in my wallet, which makes me want to cry from familiarity.

And then there’s the emotional aspect. Now, with extreme funding rates, the group chat is again arguing whether to reverse or keep squeezing the bubble. My Agent might just follow the rules to add or reduce positions, but I personally will hold back first, at least wait half a day to see if everyone’s getting carried away. Speaking of “long-term,” my definition is pretty cliché: being able to withstand two weekend market swings and a major on-chain congestion—roughly a month, I can’t really do quarterly ones, and being stubborn doesn’t help. Anyway, tools are just tools, and ultimately, the blame still falls on people.