Recently, the restaking protocol has once again been making waves, and the compounded-looking returns are pretty tempting. But honestly, every time I see an “infinite nesting doll” style of play, one line pops into my head: **I treat simplicity as a trap**. A lot of people think that if you just drop your assets in, you can lie back and enjoy multiple layers of rewards—but no one tells you in detail how liquidity gets dispersed, how risk exposures stack up, and so on. Shared security is a good idea in principle, but once you nest it layer after layer, a single point of failure can turn into a domino effect. This week, AI Agents have been getting a lot of buzz for automated trading, and the on-chain interactions are getting more and more elaborate with tricks—yet it’s actually the protocols that scrutinize security details that are quietly still running. In any case, my strategy now is: the simpler the structure, the more seriously I look at what’s underneath. If it gets stacked too much, I end up getting dizzy first.