Honestly, when I first started, I also thought this re-staking setup was pretty appealing—that’s basically stacking blocks. One layer of yield isn’t enough, so people stack two, three layers on top, and the TVL alone can make you feel hooked. But later, after I tracked a few big holders’ moves using on-chain addresses, I found that “shared security” is, in plain terms, a risk stacked on top of risk. Beginners always think, “So many protocols back me up—so I’m safe,” but my current understanding is: don’t treat a liquidity illusion as a safety cushion; once bad debt hits, you may not even be able to run. Lately, the chatter around interest-rate cuts has been intense—both the U.S. dollar index and risk assets have been moving up and down together, with capital looking for an exit. Still, under the heat of re-staking, I don’t know which layer will collapse first. Anyway, observe for now—don’t rush to put your entire core position in.