These days, I've come across all kinds of "re-staking/sharing security/yield stacking," and it feels like a highway suddenly has a few more on-ramps. The traffic hasn't increased yet, but it's already confusing people... The attention economy works like this: chasing hot topics means entering congested lanes, paying both slippage and emotional taxes. To put it simply, my current self-rescue strategy is: first, see who is collecting tolls (fees, re-staking commissions, hidden MEV) on this lane; then, check if it's a "nested" scheme that ultimately just spins narratives; if you can't figure it out, don't force it—missing out is okay. Being repeatedly cut off isn't usually a technical problem; it's because we treat every "new story" as "new certainty" every day. I still believe in transparency on the chain—at least you're willing to look at the blocks, which can help you avoid being misled by ads a little more.