Recently, the hot topics change so quickly, it feels like my attention is being pulled along... It's both funny and frustrating: every time I see words like "shared security" or "profit stacking," it’s like someone ringing a bell in your ear. I can also understand the criticism of the "staking" method being called a "pyramid scheme"; honestly, the source of the returns isn’t clearly explained, and no matter how many layers of packaging there are, it’s still risk stacking on top of risk.

I’ve now set a simple process for myself: first, check if the actual costs of L2 have become cheaper, if there are any new incidents or audits on cross-chain bridges, then see what the governance votes actually changed. If I don’t understand it, I won’t touch it. Missing out is okay; being hacked once hurts more than missing out on a little profit. That’s it for now.