Recently, we've been talking about sharding and parallel processing again. The lively discussion in the group makes me want to sleep even more... To be honest, it doesn't matter how much the technology advances; I'm still focused on two things: where to store assets and whether you can withdraw them when you want to. Cross-chain, bridges, various new wallet permissions—layer upon layer—if something really goes wrong, you won't even be able to find where the problem originated.

The set of blockchain games collapsing is also quite representative: once inflation kicks in, studios enter the scene, and the coin price drops, the spiral starts spinning on its own. When the hype is high, everyone talks about narratives; when it cools down, you realize the exit routes are written in the corners, or not written at all. Anyway, I keep a low profile—if I can use hardware signatures, I won't use hot wallets; if I can test with small amounts first, I won't go all-in; if I miss out, so be it.