These days, I've been looking at LST / re-staking yields again. To be honest, the money won't just appear out of nowhere in your pocket: one side is the "system-issued" staking rewards themselves, and the other is more like lending out the same security again. Whether the project gives you subsidies or shares profits from doing business with you, it's all "someone is paying." The problem is that the risks also stack up: if something goes wrong with the contract, liquidation, de-pegging, or the re-staking layer, you'll find the exit blocked when you try to run... I'm currently testing with a small position; if I make a profit, I'll take half first—don't get greedy. I've seen enough of the inflation + studio + coin price spiral collapse in blockchain games; basically, they tell too many profit stories. Once you believe it, they start charging you tuition. If you want to go all in, that's fine, but at least think clearly first: who is paying for these yields?