Today I just scrolled past another discussion about parallelism and sharding—it’s lively like the world got switched to a new one—but in my head, it’s still the same few little things: where to park the assets, what to do if something goes wrong, and whether it should allow a one-click recall. To put it bluntly, no matter how high the TPS is, if the exit path gets squeezed into a tiny alley, once slippage kicks in, everything turns into that “reflective” greed. The narrative about ETF capital flows and the U.S. stock risk appetite is also pretty good at setting the pace—when it rises, they say it’s in sync; when it falls, they say it’s decoupled… Anyway, I’m just watching whether on-chain liquidity is getting thinner. I’ve just turned off a few unfamiliar authorizations, and I feel more at ease now. For now, that’s it.