Someone asked below, "Is restaking like getting an extra layer of yield for free"… I really think we shouldn't take the yield for granted so easily. To be honest, the shared security model is pretty attractive, but as the yields stack up, the risks also multiply: if the underlying chain has a hiccup, a chain reaction could happen above, involving contracts, penalty mechanisms, withdrawal windows, and so on. If you don’t understand it clearly, don’t force yourself to jump in.

Recently, I’ve been using a small account to run two routing paths on low-fee chains, and just a slight difference in depth or slippage can teach you a lesson… If restaking involves jumping across protocols repeatedly, the transaction fees aren’t high, but the mental cost is quite significant. During airdrop season, everyone is competing on task platforms, and anti-witchcraft measures make it feel like clocking in at work, with points flying off the charts. People start treating "possible rewards" as "guaranteed salary," which creates a bit of an illusion of stacking. Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less now and think through the worst-case scenario first.