Yesterday, I was discussing the narrative of sharding and parallel processing again. It's lively, but I’d rather first figure out how to get the "money out." To put it simply, no matter how fast the chain is, if something goes wrong with bridges, cross-chain, or contract permissions, the faster it is, the quicker it loses... When I review my own process, I set aside trading volume first, and focus on where the assets are stored, whether permissions are given recklessly, and if there are emergency exit routes. Recently, the expectation of interest rate cuts has brought up the discussion of the dollar index moving in tandem with risk assets, rising and falling together. When emotions heat up, it's easy to slip up. Anyway, I prefer to go slower so I can sleep more peacefully.