These days, the hot topic has shifted back to "modularization and the DA layer," with developers chatting excitedly, while users are mostly confused... Honestly, attention is just liquidity; wherever there's noise, people flock there, and slippage and front-running also become more aggressive. I used to chase the hype too, getting itchy whenever I saw a string of green dots on-chain transactions, but the result was repeatedly paying the "emotion tax."

Now I set a personal rule: don't engage with narratives I don't understand first; if I do, only try with small positions. Before placing an order, always check the routing and pool depth—if the spread isn't right, cancel. Better to miss out than act as an ATM. The biggest test comes when the hype cools off; don't rely on faith to tough it out. Review whether you're buying into the technology or just chasing trending topics.

What about you?