A round of hot topics after another, honestly, it's just attention being diverted to liquidity. When new L1/L2 incentives are launched to boost TVL, I also get tempted to join in the fun, but thinking about the complaints from old users about "mining, withdrawing, and selling" is actually quite real: you might think you're just farming for rewards, but in the end, you could be just providing liquidity for others to exit.

Now I give myself a simple approach: first ask, "Would I still use this if there were no incentives?" If the answer is hesitant, don't rush. Then, split the money into two parts: one for long-term holding, which stays put, and the rest can be freely experimented with, and I accept that. Having been a validation node operator for a long time, I actually trust the idea of "boredom" more—at least it makes it less likely to be led astray by hot trends.