Whether it's parallel processing or sharding, the recent group discussions have been very lively, and it feels like we're heading into a "new era narrative" again. As someone who has been perpetually unlucky in this space, my first reaction isn't excitement but concern: can I really enter safely and come out safely... To put it simply, the exit path is more important than the story—bridges, cross-chain, contract permissions, liquidity—everything becomes "visible but intangible" in an instant. These days, hardware wallets are out of stock again, phishing links are everywhere, and the more chaotic it gets, the more people take advantage of the chaos to scam you. Don't think I'm nagging: don't click randomly, don't rush to authorize, keep your positions small to stay alive. Anyway, I've already been liquidated enough times to learn to be a bit more cautious.