Recently, I saw new L1/L2 projects launching with incentives and TVL rapidly increasing, while veteran users are both rushing in and complaining, "Mining, selling, and taking profits"... Honestly, that's normal. Don't be scared by terms like "data availability," "ordering," and "finality." I personally focus on one main thread: Is there a place where your data can be stored long-term, is the transaction order determined by whose queue, and does it ultimately fail or not? DA is like tea leaves settling—can it settle well? Ordering is like who stirs that cup, and finality is whether the tea is truly brewed.

What I fear most isn't losing money, but that money flows in and out too smoothly, and then I realize I don't even know which "certainty" I trust. Anyway, when I look at the chain now, I first see where the money is flowing, then check if the exit gates are wide enough. Taking it slow isn't a big deal.