The current approach to intelligent agent development may be going astray. Many teams try to use a universal robot to handle everything—perceiving the market, making decisions, managing risks—but the result is often bulky and not precise enough.

The real opportunity lies in modularization. Instead of piling on features, it's better to use specialized intelligent agents to divide tasks and collaborate. Imagine this architecture: one agent dedicated to market sentiment analysis, another focused on trading execution logic, and an independent one responsible for risk control. The collaboration of these three lightweight, focused units can actually unleash greater efficiency.

This modular stacking approach offers a new perspective for Web3 developers. It's not about larger monoliths, but more flexible combinations.