Mr_qiang777 Analyzes AI Wallet Permission Issues

According to Twitter user @Mr_qiang777, when AI operates wallets, users should focus on its permissions rather than excitement. Many AI × DeFi projects emphasize automation and efficiency, but the real key lies in whether permissions are limited. He highlighted three points while evaluating SINGULARRY: 1. Are assets controlled by the user? 2. Can the Agent's execution permissions be restricted? 3. Can high-risk operations be paused and require user confirmation? According to the official mechanism, SINGULARRY emphasizes non-custodial and on-chain verifiability, allowing users to set risk levels, with the Agent operating within authorized boundaries, and high-risk operations requiring manual confirmation. This design aims to separate asset control from strategy execution, ensuring users retain ultimate control. Mr_qiang777 believes that rather than the promotion of "AI making money automatically," trust should stem from permission limitations, process verifiability, and the ability to confirm key actions. He pointed out that these designs can only reduce the probability of operational loss of control, but cannot eliminate risks associated with smart contracts, markets, and strategies, emphasizing the need to first examine permissions before discussing automation.

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