These days, everyone is talking about sharding and parallel processing again; the discussion is quite lively. But my first reaction in my mind is: where to place the assets, and whether they can be withdrawn. The faster the chain, the more modules there are, and the more complicated bridges, cross-chains, and composite protocols become. When something really goes wrong, which button do you press, which path do you take to retreat? Don't end up just waiting for "an announcement."

The same applies to the RWA (Real-World Asset) approach. Comparing U.S. Treasury yields to on-chain yield products sounds very rational, but I care more about the payout chain and the liquidation sequence. In plain terms, can you leave first when a black swan event occurs? Recently, I’ve scaled down my goals: avoid high leverage, prefer to earn less, and first ensure the exit path is clear... This actually helps me stick to it more and stay calmer.