One thing I want from AI agents in Web3 is the ability to turn complex on-chain data into clear, actionable decisions.
Imagine an agent that tracks wallet activity, compares DeFi opportunities, estimates transaction costs, and explains the risks before I commit my funds.
The biggest challenge is not just finding opportunities; it's knowing which ones are legitimate and which could lead to losses.
I'd give an agent more responsibility if I could set strict spending limits, verify every transaction, and pause its actions whenever I choose.
I'd delegate routine on-chain activities to an AI agent, from monitoring transactions and tracking portfolio performance to identifying opportunities and executing approved trades. The goal is to spend less time managing every detail and more time making strategic decisions.
I'd trust an agent with more responsibility if it offered transparent decision-making, verifiable transaction records, clear spending limits, and the ability to request approval before high-risk actions. Trust should be earned through consistent performance, not just promises.
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