Lately, I've been talking about sharding and parallel processing again, and it all sounds pretty lively. A bunch of people in the group are sharing images and praising TPS. I, on the other hand, feel a bit anxious... After experiencing several resets, my first reaction now isn't "Will it go up," but "If something really goes wrong, how do I exit?" Bridges, cross-chain, all kinds of new modules stacked on top—basically, the attack surface also increases. Where to store assets, who controls permissions, who pays if there's a vulnerability—nobody wants to talk about these.

The privacy coins and mixing coins' compliance boundaries are also causing quite a split—some see it as freedom, others fear a blanket ban. Forget it, to put it plainly: I only care that my money doesn't get frozen or blocked just because it’s "related," and I can't even withdraw in the end. The current approach is mainly stablecoins, hedging when possible, keeping positions small, and planning the route clearly: you can get in, but you also have to be able to get out. Small profits still count as wins.