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In the past couple of days, I came across a few more on-chain little stories about "re-staking + shared security": the same principal is like rushing to a scene, one side A issues a ticket, and the other side B also says come work for me... the returns look stacked, but the risks are stacking as well, it's just that you didn't want to admit it at first. To put it plainly, security isn't infinitely copy-pasteable; if that underlying rope is shaken, everything above it will sway.
Especially recently, with cross-chain bridges having issues again and oracles reporting errors, many people in the group start saying "wait for confirmation first." I feel the same way—my first reaction isn't about chasing yields, but thinking: if that shared layer has a problem, who are you actually protecting? Anyway, I'd rather take less now than turn my illusions into interest. That's how it is for now.