How is agent-native different from a Telegram trading bot?

Traditional bots run off-chain via exchange APIs. Agent-native runs on-chain with its own wallet, signing DeFi transactions directly — more autonomous, but with a larger risk surface (it holds power to move on-chain assets).

Should I give my entire portfolio to an agent?

No. Start with a separate wallet and a small amount of capital you're willing to lose, a simple strategy, clear rules, limits, and a kill switch. Risk defense is more important than profit optimization in the early stages.

What is the biggest risk with on-chain agents?

A combination: agent contract risk + AI alignment risk + protocol interaction risk. All happening simultaneously creates a broad attack surface. Least-privilege access is the most important defense.

Can agents predict the market?

No. Agents execute disciplined strategies; their strength is removing emotion and increasing speed, not 'knowing the future.' Anyone selling an agent that 'predicts tops and bottoms' is a red flag.

Do Vietnamese users face legal issues using on-chain agents?

The legal framework for agents automatically signing transactions is still being formed. You need to monitor regulations (like Vietnam's 2025 Digital Technology Industry Law and related circulars), keep transaction logs, and treat the agent as a tool — final legal responsibility is yours.