These days, I've been talking about sharding and parallelism again, sounding like changing channels on a radio back in the day: the show is lively, but the signal stability is the key. To put it simply, no matter how innovative the narrative is, don't forget to first clarify these old questions: "Where to put the assets, what to do if they are lost, how to leave if you want to leave."

The NFT royalty war also feels quite similar: everyone wants creators to be well-fed, but as soon as secondary liquidity tightens, the number of buyers and sellers drops immediately... Enthusiasm is enthusiasm, but the exit is still the exit.

I need to be reminded: don't just get carried away by the story, first look at permissions, contracts, wallet layering, and leave a way out; otherwise, one day when the music stops, you'll realize you didn't even tighten the battery cover.