Over the past two days, I’ve come across a whole bunch of new meme narratives again. The hype is real—very lively—but if I’m being honest, what I’m most afraid of is getting too excited and forgetting how to get out of the trade. My current clumsy workaround: before placing an order, I write a line like, “I’m sorry—how do I get out?” For example, if it breaks below a certain level, I just admit defeat right away. Don’t think, “I’ll wait for a rebound.” That kind of waiting basically turns into zeroing-out literature.

Especially lately, the whole “re-staking, shared security, and stacking yields” thing has been getting called “matryoshka-style nesting” (a doll-within-doll structure), and I can’t help feeling my scalp go numb. On-chain yields look like there’s an extra layer of insurance, but in reality it might only be an additional “blast point.” Either way, I’d rather make a little less money than go digging for my own autopsy report inside a string of contracts.

A colleague also asked me, “You’re not pretty knowledgeable—why are you still afraid?” I can only say: everything I know comes from other people’s crash-and-recovery notes. When it’s my turn, I still end up shaking a bit… For now, that’s it.