Just had a scare again: when doing a re-pledge task, I accidentally copied the address as the recipient address from the previous chain, and only realized something was wrong after clicking confirm, my heart rate shot up... Luckily, it was just on the authorization page and didn't actually send out. To put it simply, this kind of "interest stacking" is most likely an illusion: one layer after another, looking at a beautiful annualized rate, but if something really goes wrong, it could be due to shared security issues, the contract itself, or my own actions combined.

Recently, another wave of attention rotation caused by Meme and celebrity shoutouts, veteran players advising newcomers not to take the last step—I truly agree. Anyway, my current approach to yield farming is more like packing lunch: separate wallets for each chain, smaller limits, fixed interaction paths, willing to earn less, rather than putting an entire meal into one box. For now, this is the way—being cautious never hurts.