Recently, parallel chains and sharding have started to heat up again, and there are a bunch of people in the group talking about throughput and the "next generation." I'm also quite excited, but honestly, I'm still focused on two things: where to place assets to be safer, and whether I can smoothly withdraw when something really happens. The more bridges, cross-chains, and various intermediary layers there are, the more the exit path resembles a maze. You can't see it usually, but on the day of a crisis, you'll realize who's swimming naked.

By the way, I also see the privacy coins/mixing/ compliance boundaries sparking up again. I can understand both sides' anxieties; just don't automatically equate "wanting privacy" with "wanting to do bad things."
What I don't regret is... every time I want to leverage up and go all in, I first ask myself: if withdrawals get stuck tomorrow, do I have a Plan B?
Anyway, complexity can be tracked, but don't lose your bottom line.