Last night, I spent a long time looking for a charger, and I found a bunch of old cables. Suddenly, I thought about the recent narratives around parallelism/sharding: there seem to be many lines and many openings, but when it comes to actually using them, you first need to determine which one won't short circuit. It's the same on the blockchain—lots of activity, but I'm more concerned about where assets are stored, whether they can exit smoothly, and whether the order book has enough depth for absorption.

As for staking, shared security, and the stacking of yields being criticized as "nested dolls," I actually understand... The yields look attractive, but the risks also stack up. When something really goes wrong, who do you turn to for compensation? Frankly, I prefer protocols with clear exit paths; I’d rather earn less than become a liquidity education fund. That’s all for now.