Recently, I've seen a lot of people discussing re-staking and shared security. Basically, they want to stack yields, but the risks also stack up. Thinking there's an extra layer of protection might actually just be an illusion. On the blockchain, wallet tags are pretty obvious: whenever there's a slight movement, smart money withdraws faster than anyone else, while the rest are still studying how "advanced the mechanism is."

Miners/validators' income, MEV, and fairness in ordering are also being criticized. I can understand that—the more complex the rules, the easier it is for people to feel like they've been manipulated. Anyway, my usual approach is: if I see something abnormal, I withdraw first and ask later; if the returns are lower, so be it.

What I fear most isn't slowness, but chaos—slow can be waited out, but chaos means you never know who will act first or get caught off guard in the next second. That's all for now.