Just saw that the airdrop season is back again—task platforms are competing so fiercely that it’s like they’re fighting to the max, and the points system makes everyone feel like they’re clocking in for work… Sure, there are more opportunities, but whenever this happens, I remind myself to slow down.

Today I chatted with a friend about cross-chain bridges. Honestly, I’m really afraid of the kind of “one-click cross-chain” that people just rush into. Multisig and oracles sound quite safe, but when things go wrong, it’s often in that step of “I thought it had already been confirmed.” In plain terms, on-chain confirmation isn’t just done by clicking “send.” Those few minutes you wait are time for nodes to reach consensus. Waiting for 20 to 30 blocks isn’t compulsive behavior—it’s giving yourself a safety buffer.

Staying in the market long term isn’t about one lucky bet or a miraculous move that hits once. It’s about the boring, repetitive work done ten thousand times—for example, waiting a bit longer, checking the returns less, and not touching multisig mechanisms you don’t understand. Habits are far more reliable than talent.