These days, everyone is talking about concurrency and sharding, it sounds like they're trying to put TPS on their resumes... but as I keep refreshing the mempool, I still think: asset security and exit strategies are the last lifeline. Bridges, cross-chain, various "multi-chain one-click" solutions—it's convenient when you're using them, but when something goes wrong, you realize you have to spend half a day just figuring out which chain your funds are on. By the way, I see public opinion linking ETF capital flows, U.S. stock risk appetite, and the rise and fall of the crypto market, basically just trying to find an explanation for the emotions. Now, I test new things with small amounts first, and before going all-in, I make sure to think clearly: if something goes wrong, how do I withdraw, and where do I withdraw to. That's it for now.