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Recently I keep seeing a bunch of talk about “re-staking + shared security” that sounds just like a perpetual motion machine. Sure, stacking the returns really does sound pretty appealing, but let’s not stack the illusions too… When the same stash of assets is used as collateral everywhere, if something goes wrong, it’s usually all pulled back together—you’re not going to get a queue and take it slow.
When a new L1/L2 drops and incentives boost TVL, old users start complaining about “mine/lock/sell,” and I understand. It’s all lively, but in the end, it’s still the ones who truly use it who st

Recently, I've seen people use phrases like "Stablecoin supply increased = market manipulation" or "ETF net inflow = off-exchange funds blindly entering" as if they were official directives... Frankly, correlation does not equal causation. An increase in stablecoins might mean waiting for an opportunity, or it could just be moving assets, market making, or even preparing to spend gas on testnet incentives; ETF movements seem more like the rhythm of big funds, not necessarily immediately affecting the floors and small caps we watch.
What's most amusing and a bit frustrating is that while everyo