2025-12-10 14:35:31

Ever noticed how AI Agents are quietly taking over the financial world?

Some protocols are already pushing these automated systems into fintech and traditional finance territories. What used to require teams of analysts and countless hours? Now it's just smooth, automated coordination handling the heavy lifting.

The real game-changer isn't just speed—it's watching complex financial operations turn into something almost effortless. Sophisticated processes that once felt impossible are now running on autopilot.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 4h ago

NGL, these AI agents are really a bit scary this time. It feels like that group on Wall Street is about to be laid off, haha.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 12-10 15:04

ngl This wave of AI agents is really quietly making big moves in the financial industry. Are all those analyst jobs that used to exist now being taken over by automation?

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TokenStorm

· 12-10 15:03

From a technical perspective, the AI Agent automation has already achieved a 34% annualized return in backtesting data, but once actually on-chain, the risk factor doubles. I still took a small position [dog head] --- On-chain data shows that the arbitrage space for miner fees in this wave of automated protocols is shrinking, but whale addresses are becoming active again. Are we retail investors about to be harvested? Anyway, I’ve seen through it long ago. --- Basically, it’s about black-boxing complex operations. Who really dares to entrust large funds to AI automation? Unless you don’t mind becoming the unlucky one to be liquidated. --- The safest logic in the eye of the storm also applies here: the more automated the protocol, the riskier and more hidden it is. Those FOMO-ing in have to gamble on being the last to leave. --- It sounds appealing, but how many times has this pattern occurred within 72 hours? Every time before a surge, someone is bearish, then gets caught in the trap... This post does not constitute investment advice, everyone. --- Automation ≠ zero risk. These projects always try to whitewash financial operations as "effortless," but in reality, they’re just hiding risks even deeper.

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