These days, I've been looking into re-staking/sharing security stuff again. Basically, it's about repeatedly using the same "sense of security" to work for gains. The returns seem to stack up, but what I fear most is that the illusion also stacks: thinking that adding a few more protocols makes it safer, when in fact it's just splitting the same risk into several different notes.

In the group, there's also a debate about whether privacy coins and mixing coins count as "original sins." When the boundaries of compliance are being tugged, emotions quickly get heated. I currently have too much information, which makes me anxious. My filtering method is simple: only consider the worst-case scenario—whether I could be wiped out—whether the exit mechanism is clear, whether I can understand the penalty logic, and if I can withdraw within 24 hours if something goes wrong. If I can't understand it, I just pretend there's no profit, earn less, and sleep more peacefully.