Recently, I've seen a bunch of narratives about AI Agents automatically placing orders and interacting on-chain, flying all over the place, with comment sections as noisy as an auction. Honestly, the more you want "full automation," the more cautious you need to be with your wallet.

I personally think a rough division based on asset size is enough: small amounts for daily use, a hardware wallet is sufficient, and don’t do suicidal operations like taking photos of seed phrases and storing them on cloud drives; when the amount increases a bit and you start dealing with NFT collateralization/borrowing, single signatures start to feel a bit shaky, multi-signatures can at least turn "slip-ups or phishing" from a fatal mistake into a chance to call a halt; further up, social recovery sounds appealing, but only if you really trust those few people—don’t let it turn into a "socially lost" situation in the end.

Anyway, don’t let automated trading set the pace; security is no shortcut… Forget it, I won’t talk more, I’ll keep lurking and watching them argue.