In the past, everyone would get excited when talking about sharding and parallel chains; now when I hear "performance takes off," my first reaction is: after putting assets in, what if something really goes wrong, how do I get out? Cross-chain bridges, message passing, shared security—these steps, frankly, are just about shifting risk from one corner to another, lively but still risky.



Recently, AI Agents and automated trading are also quite popular, but I care more about who they are really pressing the buttons for... Giving contracts too much permission, signing pop-ups too quickly—ultimately, it's always the user paying the price. Anyway, I still stick to my old habits: look at TVL and net inflow, then compare with liquidation thresholds—if it can be slower, let it be slower, just make sure it can still be managed.
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