Recently, there's been talk about sharding and parallelism, and it's quite lively, but what I care more about on the chain is: when something really goes wrong, how do you exit, where do you exit to, and whether you'll get stuck on the bridge. Last week, I noticed a large transfer being interpreted as "smart money" by someone, but it was split into three different routes, and in the end, it still ended up in the exchange's cold wallet... This seems more like a risk control habit, not an oracle. Anyway, now when I see abnormal movements in an exchange's hot or cold wallets, my first reaction isn't to chase the price increase, but to check my own exit routes and authorizations first, so that when the chaos subsides, my assets aren't locked away completely.