These days, people are starting to talk again about sharding and parallel processing, and the timeline is so lively it’s like rewriting the history of public blockchains… I find it pretty exciting too, but honestly, it all boils down to a few key questions: where to store assets, can they be withdrawn, and will withdrawals get stuck? No matter how beautiful the narrative of performance is, when congestion or bridge issues actually happen, you realize what you bought only at the moment you click “withdraw.”



I thought everyone had been educated about this, but recently hardware wallets have been out of stock, and phishing links are still everywhere—it's really frustrating. Anyway, I’m currently testing new chains and protocols with small amounts first, going through address whitelists and exit procedures step by step. If it’s slow, so be it—don’t let emotions make decisions for me.
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