Recently, there's been more discussion about sharding and parallel processing, and the atmosphere in the group feels like "the next generation of storytelling is coming." Others think that faster and more fragmented blockchains mean more opportunities; in reality, I’m still focused on: where to place assets, how to withdraw if something goes wrong, and whether you can exit gracefully when liquidity is thin. In terms of order books, honestly, that needle you see is often just the door that leads you in.

The debate over privacy coins/mixing and compliance boundaries is also quite divisive. I don’t take sides; I just think that the hotter these topics get, the more you need to think ahead about "whether it can be liquidated or exchanged for assets you recognize." Don’t treat technical narratives as a safety cushion—security and exit strategies will always be the top priorities.