Recently, I've seen everyone talk about re-staking and shared security. Basically, it's about repeatedly "borrowing" the same collateral to support higher yields. Of course, stacking yields is attractive, but the risks also multiply—it's just that the platform won't remind you of that... Don't mistake "an extra layer of yield" for "an extra layer of moat"; sometimes it's just an additional point of fragility.

Some people also take large on-chain transfers and unusual activity in exchange hot and cold wallets as signals of "smart money" and chase after them. Right now, I think I'll hit the pause button on that: what you're seeing is just moving boxes, not necessarily stocking up, it could just be switching warehouses. After experiencing a few major collapses, I trust small fixes and patches more: revoke permissions if you can, double-check the domain before signing, accept lower yields if needed, just to keep your life safe.