Dragonfly partner: Cryptocurrency may be built for machines rather than humans

On February 19, Dragonfly managing partner Haseeb posted on X, stating that in the cryptocurrency industry, investment transactions are still primarily governed by legal contracts, and smart contracts are difficult to fully replace legal agreements. The design of crypto systems is not user-friendly for humans; issues such as complex addresses and phishing attacks are counterintuitive and may be more suitable for machines. Haseeb believes that in the future, the entry point to crypto may be AI-driven self-custody wallets, where AI agents configure assets, execute transactions for users, and automatically reach agreements with other AIs. The current mode of humans operating crypto protocols may only be a transitional phase.