Actually, everyone understands that when staking/sharing security becomes lively, the returns seem like they can stack up to the sky, but illusions can also stack up... I don't really look at project PPTs anymore; I prefer to wait a few days to observe real on-chain interactions: whether anyone is actually using it, whether transaction fees are being inflated, whether nodes/validators are just a few players going back and forth. Recently, before and after that mainstream public chain upgrade, people are guessing whether it will migrate; honestly, whether it migrates or not isn't that important, what's important is not to treat "outsourcing security" as "risk disappearance." Once there's a small hiccup at the underlying layer, a chain reaction can shake everything. I personally hold a small position, one that I can withdraw at any time, and I’m just waiting for the data to speak for itself.