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Recently, the narrative around parallel processing and sharding has become popular again, and the group chat is buzzing about it. But my first reaction in my mind is: where should I store my assets, and how to withdraw if something goes wrong. Honestly, no matter how cool the technology is, if wallet permissions get messed up or the contract gets hacked, there's no way to escape. I'm really afraid of the kind of economic collapse seen in blockchain games—spiraling inflation + studios + coin prices—ultimately leaving only a bunch of "next time for sure." If I could only keep one habit, it would be: always write a clear exit plan before starting any new project.