Lately I've been looking into re-staking / shared security again, basically "yield stacking," sounds pretty attractive, but I'm most afraid of accidentally stacking illusions too: thinking that one more layer of protocol adds more certainty, but it just adds another point of failure... For someone like me who looks very degen on the surface, I actually need to keep a ledger to tie my hands.

Recently, on-chain data tools have been criticized for lagging labels and possibly misleading users, so now I only treat address profiling as a reference, especially for these layered nested things. When something goes wrong, even if the on-chain data is clear, it’s often too late.

After lowering my goals, I actually persisted longer: not chasing the "optimal solution," just setting a sleepable upper limit, taking profits when I can, stopping when I lose. Anyway, discipline isn’t sexy, but it helps you survive longer.