These days, more and more projects are focusing on re-staking and shared security, with returns stacking upon returns, which is indeed very tempting. But I always feel that equating "getting more" with "being safer" isn't right... Frankly, security can also be packaged and resold, and as the chain lengthens, when problems occur, you might not even know who you're blaming.

Plus, recently there's been talk about certain regions increasing taxes and fluctuating compliance, which makes deposit and withdrawal expectations very sensitive. The more these situations happen, the easier it is to get carried away by high returns. I still stick to my old habits: invest less in things I don't fully understand, avoid putting positions into complex structures, and stick with dollar-cost averaging and rebalancing.

Staring at the screen for too long makes my eyes a bit sore, and my neck is stiff. Anyway, remind myself not to get too caught up… That's all for now.