Recently I've been reflecting on how AI assistants are shifting my approach to onchain interactions. There's this friction point I used to hit constantly—I'd think 'I'll execute this transaction later' because it required focus, double-checking, and just... mental bandwidth. The whole thing felt weighty.

But something changed. When I'm using an AI agent for this now, I just describe what I want to do, it handles the heavy lifting, and I'm back to my main task almost instantly. That psychological barrier? Gone.

It's subtle but significant. The reduction in cognitive load is making me more decisive about onchain actions. I'm not postponing because the friction is lower. Whether that's entirely positive is another conversation, but it's definitely reshaping how people interact with blockchain transactions.