These days, I've seen a bunch of cases where AI Agents automatically run tasks on-chain. To be honest, saving effort is really convenient, but after watching the night shift for a long time, I think the steps that really need someone to take responsibility are still those few: contract upgrades / permission changes—operations that "move bones." Don’t let the robot just click once and call it done; also cross-chain, authorization, batch transfers—if the agent is once misled by a prompt, the signature becomes irreversible. Over on Layer 2, they’re arguing daily about TPS, fees, and subsidies. I care more about: who can provide a timeline if something goes wrong, who can pause, who can roll back (and don’t roll back recklessly if it can be avoided). I’m not most afraid of losing money; I’m afraid of losing control—losing permissions or automated processes running wild. That’s really a cold sweat in the middle of the night. For now, that’s it. Continuing to monitor logs.