These days, there's more talk about parallel/sharding narratives again. It feels like many people just hear "higher throughput" and automatically think "the coin should go up." As social media hype reaches a peak, funding rates are also starting to drift, honestly, emotions are moving faster than technology. On the macro side, they're still discussing rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together. I think it's more like everyone is just looking for an excuse to turn up the risk switch a bit.

Forget it, speaking plainly: no matter how lively it gets, first ask yourself two questions—where is the asset least likely to have issues? When you really need to run, which exit route is the smoothest? Cross-chain bridges, authorization, contract upgrade permissions, liquidity depth—no matter how new the narrative, these are unavoidable. Don’t end up with the chain moving quickly, but people getting even more excited, only to get stuck on the small issue of "being unable to exit."