These days, there's been a lot of debate about whether parallel processing or sharding is more "powerful," and comparisons between L2s in terms of TPS, fees, and subsidies are also lively... but I'm a bit tired now. My first reactions are still the three classic concerns: where to put assets, what to do if something goes wrong, and whether you can exit when you want to. Frankly, no matter how beautiful the performance narrative is, it ultimately comes down to exit routes like bridges, cross-chain solutions, and contract permissions, even if no one usually pays attention to them. Once subsidies stop and liquidity disperses, what remains are cold metrics like security and fees. Anyway, I’m mainly watching the protocol revenue/fee structure and emergency switches; taking it slow is fine—surviving the bear market is more important.