Recently, I've been looking into re-staking/sharing security again. Basically, it's about splitting one security into several parts to sell, and the combined returns are quite attractive, but the risks also stack up. Don't mistake "getting more interest" for "being safer."

Some projects look like they have a large TVL, but in reality, the holdings are extremely concentrated, and the unlocking curves are all over the place. If something really goes wrong, I doubt anyone can escape.
It feels like lending the same umbrella to multiple people, or like using the same brick to build two walls.
In the group, the recent rumors about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging are circulating again. When emotions run high, people tend to believe more in "returns = certainty."
Personally, I prefer to earn less, keep my position smaller, and cut losses if things go wrong—don't be stubborn with yourself.