Recently, we've been discussing sharding and parallelism again. Everyone finds it very lively, as if the chain is finally about to "run." Others think that increasing throughput means more opportunities and just rushing in casually; but what I care more about is: once assets are put in, can they come out? Will they get stuck in bridges/contracts/permissions when exiting? Especially lately, some regions have increased taxes and tightened compliance, causing deposit and withdrawal expectations to fluctuate. Emotions follow suit, and positions that usually feel "best to leave alone" suddenly become psychological burdens. Anyway, when I look at projects now, the story can be a bit softer, but the structure must be solid: permissions shouldn't be too centralized, exit paths should be clearly written, and how to stop losses in the worst case... that's how I see it for now.