Late at night I browsed through discussions about re-staking and, honestly, I felt quite moved. With compounding), watching the numbers pile up is pretty satisfying, but you need to have a baseline in your heart—what’s compounding isn’t just returns, there’s risk itself too. It’s like growing flowers: even if the soil is rich, if you overwater, the roots still rot. Back when chain games were hot, how many people rushed in just because they saw the coin price spiral upward—then when inflation came and the studios pulled out, it crashed harder than anyone else. To put it plainly, shared security sounds like everyone huddling together for warmth, but if the foundation isn’t solid, then no matter how many layers you stack, it’s still a house of cards. My logic is still the same: enter in batches, and slowly let time do the work of space. Don’t let those “annualized percentages in the dozens” numb your thinking—first ask yourself whether this layer of security is actually worth trusting. Well… I don’t know whether, during their land-grabbing process, they’ll end up like chain games too—so that in the end only struggling retail users are left, along with a bunch of empty shells. Forget it. I’ll just hold and take a look first. Anyway my position isn’t heavy; worst case, I’ll treat it as tuition.