Every time a public chain upgrades or does maintenance downtime, the group chat blows up—everyone starts speculating whether ecosystem projects will migrate, and whether there are arbitrage opportunities. Honestly, my first reaction is—here we go again. Hotspots rotate too fast: today it’s one bridge, tomorrow it’s another pool. There are tons of tutorials, but right now I only dare to watch the kind that teaches you step by step how to claim ownership/record on-chain rights, how to verify signatures, and how to check contract addresses. Everything else flashy just gets skipped. Anyway, once a hotspot hits, a bunch of people rush in, get cut, and then switch to the next one. I’m used to letting the “bullets fly” for a bit—I can’t even be bothered to connect my wallet. To be honest, I’d rather stare blankly at physical buttons than get up at midnight to chase a surge. Better be careful—nothing wrong with that. Forget it, let’s just leave it at that.

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