Someone asked me whether the narratives around parallelization and sharding are exciting—honestly, they are pretty exciting. But every time I see everyone rushing into a new chain, my first reaction isn’t “how fast it can grow,” it’s “how to get out.” Privacy coins and mixers get torn apart and debated, and the compliance lines leave people on edge. I actually don’t think this is all bad—at least it forces everyone to think about what the exit path really looks like. Is the on-chain liquidity enough? Are the bridges sturdy and dependable? If something goes wrong, can you pull the plug and withdraw in time? Those questions, frankly, keep me up more than price movements. Position is position— the outcome and the risk are on me. So for now, that’s the plan.

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