Recently, I've been looking at the set of re-pledge/sharing security again. The layered returns do sound quite tempting, but my first reaction now isn't "earn more," it's "more points for trouble"... Basically, if you use the same collateral to back multiple places, any link—penalty or confiscation, contract loophole, operational failure—if one link breaks, the whole chain feels the pain. Plus, with this wave of airdrops, task platforms are simultaneously fighting anti-witch activities and pushing a points system to pressure users, and the "grab-and-go" crowd acts like clocking in at work. I'm even more worried about myself accidentally granting permissions just for those points. Anyway, my current approach is pretty simple: first, check permissions carefully; limit them if possible; avoid unlimited authorizations if I can; and don’t think of "stacked yields" as "stacked certainty." That’s it for now—anxious but at least able to sleep.