I've been thinking lately that life shouldn't just be about work and watching the markets; it should also include poetry and distant horizons. Last weekend, I went to the mountains with friends for two days. The phone signal was spotty, but I slept particularly well. I woke up to the sound of birds, brewed a pot of coffee, and enjoyed a croissant I brought along while watching the mist rise from the forest. At that moment, I truly felt that slowing down is what life is all about. In the city, I love to explore little alleys to find those unassuming cafes and private kitchens. A couple of days ago, I discovered a Japanese eatery hidden in an old residential building, run by a chef who returned from Tokyo. I savored a bowl of tonkotsu ramen to the last drop, not wanting to leave any broth behind. Happiness is really that simple—sunshine, good food, trustworthy friends, and time to spend freely. Speaking of freedom, the decentralized trading tool I've been using lately, @vooi_io, really suits my taste. No card binding, no handing over private keys; it’s like that close-to-the-body wallet you carry while traveling—safe and convenient. It combines the functions of several DEXs and allows for cross-chain trading, so I don’t have to bridge back and forth or switch wallets like before. The time I save is enough for me to watch a couple more episodes of a documentary or stroll down another street. Whether it's traveling, dining, or managing finances, I enjoy that "smooth and unobstructed" feeling. What reassures me most about VOOI is that it doesn't touch user assets and avoids the centralization approach, much like a guesthouse that only provides a good environment without interfering with your choices—free, transparent, and with a touch of humanity. Life is already complicated enough; tools should be simpler.