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Recently, the narratives around parallel processing and sharding have become popular again, with the community reflecting like a spotlight shining everywhere, and modularization and DA layers are also being loudly discussed. Developers are indeed excited, but I often see ordinary users looking confused when browsing posts: So where do I put my money? Who do I turn to if something goes wrong?
Honestly, no matter how much throughput and architectural aesthetics are discussed, for me, it still boils down to two things: How to ensure asset security and whether the exit strategies are well thought out. Bridges, cross-chain, various wrapped assets—these look smooth, but in reality, each "extra layer" adds another potential point where things could get stuck. I don't oppose the excitement, but I will first ask myself: when the time comes to leave, can I still get out in the worst-case scenario? Let's start with that and see how the spectrum evolves.