Scrolling through X, I saw a lot of people arguing again about which Layer2 is faster and cheaper, pulling out all kinds of data to compare. I’m just here for the drama, though. In reality, every ecosystem has its own rhythm—you can’t rush it.

Speaking of rhythm, today I also thought about stopping loss—getting out before it’s too late. It’s really like a breakup: even though you already know there won’t be any outcome, you still keep dragging it out, always hoping for a reversal. In the end, the interest gets burned away first—wasted for nothing. Admitting you’re taking a loss in that moment is especially painful, but once you get past that hurdle, the money is in your hand, and your mind is calm. If you拖 it on too long, you don’t just lose the principal—you also lose your sleep.

Honestly, I still believe in the idea of “waiting for the narrative to ferment slowly.” The first round is often the noisiest, and the chain that ultimately survives isn’t necessarily the fastest.