These days, everyone is arguing over the extreme end of the funding rate: whether to reverse or continue to squeeze the bubble. Honestly, as someone who has been rug-pulled twice, as soon as I see the word "extreme," I immediately take my hand off the confirm button...

Modular chains sound very mysterious, but for end users, there are probably only two things: one is smoother transfers/interactions (not getting stuck in queues and paying sky-high fees all the time), and the other is that there are more "crossing steps" in the wallet, with more security prompts, and maybe one wrong click could cost you a lesson on the spot. Anyway, I only dare to test the waters with small positions now; I try to avoid bridges if I can.

What I don't regret is... after experiencing losses, I became a bit more cautious. Slow is fast, at least I’m still alive to complain. That’s all for now.