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I've set a rule for myself: in the future, when I see words like "data availability, ordering, finality," don't panic first—ask a question: what exactly is this trying to solve? The main concern is whether "my transaction will be altered, become invisible, or stay pending." To put it simply: data must be accessible to everyone (otherwise, you can only trust a single node), ordering shouldn't be too random (to avoid being front-run or caught in a sandwich attack), and finality should come quickly with a clear answer (so you're not waiting forever for confirmation). Recently, the staking/token unlock calendar has been repeatedly discussed as "selling pressure," which makes me anxious too, but I remind myself to first look at how the chain settles and how it queues transactions, instead of being carried away by narrative whirlpools... Anyway, that's how I handle it for now.