Honestly, these days I've been studying "re-staking/shared security" again. The more I look at it, the more I feel that the perceived benefit of stacking yields is just an illusion... Staking to earn some rewards is pretty straightforward, but re-staking adds several layers: who is guaranteeing whom, who bears the risk first if something goes wrong, how long it takes to exit. As a newbie, I find it a bit confusing. Over in Layer 2, people are still arguing about TPS, fees, and subsidies—who's more attractive—but just because subsidies are attractive doesn't mean security automatically gets stronger, right? I'm not even sure if I understand it correctly. Anyway, I'll start with small positions, give less permission if I can, and when I see words like "risk-free yield stacking," I just close the page and stay calm. For now, that's it. I'll learn slowly.