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I didn't sleep again last night, and I came across a bunch of people talking about sharding and parallel processing, as if the chain is about to turn into a high-speed rail tomorrow... Despite the lively discussion, I only have two questions in my mind: where is my asset placement less likely to encounter issues, and when I really want to withdraw, where is the exit, and will I get stuck. Others think that changing the narrative can make everything take off instantly, but in reality, just one needle prick on the contract can cause a silent explosion if stop-loss isn't set properly. The NFT royalty debate has also heated up—basically, creators want income, but the secondary market worries about affecting liquidity. I'm caught in the middle and just more afraid of "not being able to sell." Anyway, I now prefer to open fewer orders, keep my positions smaller, and first figure out the exit strategy.