Last night after a night run, I sat on the sofa browsing on-chain, and my eyes felt a bit sore. Staring for a long time really isn't a trivial matter. Recently, everyone has been talking about data availability, ordering, finality—these terms sound intimidating. Honestly, I just focus on one thing: does anyone back the "process" and "result" of your transaction, and how long does it take to be considered valid? Where can the data be checked, who queued first without jumping the line, and whether it can be reversed in the end—these three issues, everything else is just packaging.

I’ve also gotten tired of the AI Agent/auto-trading wave. Some people hype it up like a fully automatic money-printing machine, while others are cautious about "not giving permissions to scripts casually." My current approach is pretty cautious: minimize permissions as much as possible, avoid going on mainnet if L2 works, because I’m most afraid of gas fees suddenly skyrocketing in the middle of trading... That’s how I’m doing for now.