Lately I've been hearing everyone talk about re-staking, shared security, and stacking yields, which sounds pretty appealing, but I really need to remind myself as an old FOMO: don't just automatically think of "more layers of yield" as "more certainty." To put it simply, security isn't Lego blocks; stacking too many layers is more like stacking illusions—when something goes wrong, it's a chain reaction of explosions.

I also follow on-chain addresses, and I get itchy whenever I see big players entering the market, but right now, the income for miners/validators, how MEV is split, whether the ordering is fair—retail investors have a point to complain about... When rules change, the yield model immediately shifts. Anyway, I only consider my "long-term" to be at most one quarter; if after three months things are still stable, then I'll think about adding more. For now, that's the plan.