Recently, I've seen the talk about re-staking and shared security becoming quite popular. Basically, it's "lending out the same security to earn an extra layer." The idea of stacking yields sounds appealing, but the risks also stack up—people tend to overlook that... I have to remind myself: don’t automatically assume stable protocol income just because a few extra points appear.

Especially now, with hardware wallets out of stock and phishing links everywhere, it shows everyone is really afraid of getting caught in a scam. But then, when they see "additional returns," they start to loosen up. Anyway, my current approach is: only engage with what I understand, can exit easily, and can bear the worst-case scenario. Otherwise, I’d rather go slow—at least I can sleep well.