I almost sent the money to the wrong chain just now... when I copied the address, I slipped and added an extra suffix. I was so scared that I immediately canceled the transfer and started over—the pace of my heartbeat was more intense than the market. To put it simply, with this modular setup, the biggest change for someone like me, an end user, isn’t that it’s “more advanced.” It’s that there are more and more chains and longer and longer routes: even when transferring the same stablecoin, I have to figure out first which layer I’m using, which bridge to take, and what kind of gas to pay. One mistake in the click, and the cost of learning is on me.

These past few days, people in the group have been circulating screenshots about stablecoin regulation and reserve audits, and all kinds of “getting de-pegged” rumors. The mood is like a relay race. As for me, I still stick to the same approach: when things heat up, reduce a bit of my position—don’t let myself get stuck on a single chain or a single protocol. If I can keep it simple, I will; even if it means earning less, I’d rather stay in the game first.