Lately, there's been a lot of talk about parallel processing and sharding narratives, and the group chats are lively as if rewriting the internet... I'm not here to pour cold water, honestly my first reaction is: where's the money, can it come out? No matter how fast the chain is, if the bridge glitches, or the lending pool gets squeezed, the liquidation waterfall will still be arranged clearly for you. As someone who watches the interest rate curve every day, I really have PTSD.

By the way, I looked at the NFT royalty waterfight, creators want to get more, secondary markets complain about liquidity being squeezed, and the arguments basically revolve around "exit routes": does someone take your order, can you sell quickly if you need to leave?
Anyway, my current habit is to prefer earning less, diversify positions, understand contract permissions and redemption rules clearly, and when there's a commotion, I first ask: if I need to run tomorrow, how do I do it?
That's it for now.