I muted the group.

That earlier discussion group about sharding and parallelism used to get spammed all day every day—scrolling through it made people’s eyes spin from all the information overload. Honestly, even if the technical narrative is lively, I don’t really feel like jumping on the bandwagon. No one really knows how things will actually land in the end. Now I’d rather focus on asset security and whether the exit path is clear. After all, when you compare that RWA vs. U.S. Treasury yields wave—on-chain yield products look attractive at first glance, but when you do the math, the liquidity is a bit worse, and it always leaves me with a slight sense of uncertainty in the back of my mind.

After muting it, I actually feel calmer. I’ll just wait slowly—doesn’t necessarily mean I have to rush to grab the first wave. Safety first, and stay sharp. You win or lose based on your own bets, but you also have to leave yourself a way out, right? For now, that’s it. Anyway, things like anirdrops—maybe they’ll come late, but they probably won’t miss.