Recently, a bunch of people have been talking about sharding and parallel processing. It sounds lively, but I keep thinking: no matter how fast, you first have to ensure you don't send your money away... Especially now, with testnet incentives and point expectations making people itchy, everyone’s guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens, honestly just betting on “being able to exit later.” When I evaluate projects, I don’t focus much on how cool the narrative sounds; instead, I ask: where are the assets stored, who controls the permissions, can the contracts be withdrawn at any time, and whether there’s an exit route for bridge/ cross-chain segments. The worst thing is earning points but not getting sleep. As for “long-term,” I don’t follow the quarterly approach. My idea of long-term is roughly being able to withstand two major market downturns without wanting to uninstall the wallet, about one to two months. Let’s leave it at that for now.