Recently, I saw a bunch of people talking about re-staking and shared security, saying things like "yield stacking = risk dilution," which just makes me want to laugh. Basically, you're stacking cash flow, but the risk doesn't automatically get thinner. If the underlying asset has an issue, everything shakes together—plus the middle-layer contracts and operators. If one day there's a small bug or permissions aren't properly closed, the earnings screenshot hasn't even cooled down before it turns into an incident review.

What's even funnier is that L2 is still comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies, arguing like a marketplace... but once you take security and "share" it, it might end up turning into everyone sharing the anxiety. Anyway, tonight I'll go through all those messy authorizations in my wallet, revoke what I can, so I won't get educated one day.