Recenty, a lot of people asked me where the returns from LST/re-staking come from, basically three sources: the block rewards from staking itself, the interest spread from borrowing and lending using your "staking certificate" as collateral, and re-staking to rent security to other protocols and collect protection fees. It sounds like free money, but the risks also stem from these three areas: LST de-pegging, lending liquidation, and if something goes wrong with re-staking, you could be implicated directly, fined, and they won't discuss with you beforehand. Also, don't trust any "customer service" telling you to authorize with one click—authorization = handing over the keys, don't ask me why I'm so blunt about this... Recently, they've been mixing ETF capital flows with US stock market risk appetite in their analysis, and when emotions run high, it's easiest to get lured by "high yield screenshots." First, review your wallet's authorization list before making any moves.