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Recently, I've seen everyone hyping AI Agents that can fully automate on-chain arbitrage, and I only half believe it... Being able to click a few buttons, calculate paths, and compare gas fees is pretty satisfying, but when it comes to signing transactions or granting permissions, it still requires human oversight. Especially those one-click approve unlimited allowances—I get nervous just seeing them now; I've been burned before.
And then there are all the rumors about stablecoins, regulatory/reserve audits, and de-pegging—whenever someone shares them in the group, everyone's emotions go wild. No matter how smart the Agent is, it can't tell the difference between "panic stories" and "real risks," at best it just makes you sell faster or get caught in a trap.
A couple of days ago, I set up reminders and limits for myself, and surprisingly, I felt more relaxed: I no longer obsess over chasing myths, and picking up dips near the floor price feels more like "picking" than "gambling." As long as automation can run, the bottom line is that humans need to draw the boundaries.