These days, I see everyone hyping up re-staking as "shared security + compounded returns = passive income," and I get tempted too. FOMO warriors' instincts kick in... But honestly, while returns can be compounded, what’s added might also be risks and psychological illusions. You think you're earning two sets of interest, but in reality, you're taking on the same volatility plus the same set of contracts/penalties/bridges' liabilities. When things go wrong, everything settles at once—that's pretty intense.

Recently, there's been a lot of talk about ETF capital flows, and how the risk appetite in the US stock market shifts, causing crypto to jump along with it. When the public opinion heats up, I want to jump in even more. But my current habit is: do more tasks, don’t go all-in at once; split across addresses when possible, confirm later if you can, and think through "what's the worst that could happen." Anyway, enough airdrops to buy a cup of milk tea is already a win. Don’t stack yourself to death just for compounded gains.