Recently, I’ve seen a lot of people hyping parallel processing and sharding, along with all kinds of new-chain and new-narrative stuff—it's definitely lively. But honestly, as a small-cap player, my biggest feeling is this: don’t get carried away. Keep a close eye on your exit path. Is the liquidity good? Are cross-chain bridges secure? Don’t wait until it’s time to harvest and then find that the route is blocked—that would really turn “farming into a pitfall.”

Over on the old-timers’ side, they’re also urging new friends not to take the last baton—especially the meme trades where celebrities shout orders to drive the momentum. Once attention fades, what’s left is you standing guard. My own summary in one sentence: treat complexity as the enemy— the more flashy and fancy the stuff, the more you should ask yourself how the money goes in and how it comes out. Anyway, I’m just guarding some relatively stable pools now, not messing around too much—first preserve the seed.