Someone asked me, "Isn't re-staking just stacking the returns again?"… I can only say, stacking returns is fine, but don’t accidentally stack illusions along with it. If you split the same security into several parts to sell, it may look lively on the surface, but when something really goes wrong, it all shakes out together. A few days ago, there was another cross-chain bridge hack, or a sudden bizarre price report from an oracle, and the group immediately entered a "wait for confirmation" consensus: don’t move yet, don’t catch the flying knives. To put it simply, many things on the chain are just returns normally, but when something goes wrong, it’s all about correlation. Anyway, now when I see the words "shared security," I take a step back—keep smaller positions, interact less, sleep peacefully, and avoid ending up with a bunch of records in your wallet and a shattered mindset.

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