Recently, people have been talking about re-staking and shared security. Basically, it's about taking the same "sense of security" and using it to work multiple jobs. The returns seem to stack up quite nicely, but the risks are also piling up... I see simple as a trap: just a warning. That line on the page about "combinable yields" easily makes people automatically think it's a guaranteed profit, but they forget that the underlying is actually a bunch of related assets.

These days, the staking unlock and token unlock calendar are being brought up again to discuss selling pressure. I'm actually more concerned about liquidity: when I really want to exit, can I do it smoothly? How much can I slide out? Will the routing treat me as a fat sheep? Anyway, I now prefer to earn a little less and first figure out the exit path clearly, so that the yield stacking doesn't turn into an illusion in the end.