I just turned the AI agent’s automatic order placement on, then switched it off again… To be frank, it’s more diligent than I am, but some traps still need a human to cover for them. For example, in the authorization/signing step, a lot of the time it only looks at whether it can do it, not whether it actually makes sense—so now I force myself to manually scan the limits and the contract address every time, even if it makes me slower. And for cross-chain/bridges: when the agent gets in a hurry, it’s easy for it to pick the fastest route, and then you end up paying the price for the fees, slippage, and even getting stuck. Then there’s the kind of news about compliance getting tightened or eased—once my deposit/withdrawal expectations change, my emotions follow and the market turns too. It won’t panic, but it’ll keep running with the old parameters… For a newbie like me who constantly draws the wrong line, it’s still better to leave the final confirmation to myself first.