Last night I wanted to cross-chain move some positions, my hand reached for the confirm button then pulled back... When interest rates change, risk appetite is like a switch: when money is expensive, everyone suddenly prefers "stability," me included, and unconsciously I want to tighten up my positions, so that when the bridge shakes or the chain gets congested, I won't panic.

Recently, there have been a lot of stories about AI Agents doing automatic trading and interacting with on-chain data automatically, which looks quite lively, but honestly, it's more like outsourcing the "itchy hands" to robots. I won't comment on who is hyping the story, but safety really depends on your own diligence: permissions, whitelists, limits, monitoring and alerts... Otherwise, when macro trends shift, the robot might still be diligently placing orders while you're busy regretting.

Anyway, my large transactions still follow the old rules: review and monitor thoroughly before proceeding, slow is okay.