These days I've been looking into re-staking/sharing security again, and the more I look, the more I feel: when the returns stack up, the illusions also stack up... As a newbie who loves to draw lines, I keep thinking "Once this line breaks through, it'll be stable," but in reality, the chain doesn't follow the lines at all, and security is even less predictable.

Especially now with AI Agents and automated trading running everywhere, the narratives are being hyped up quite loudly, but those who actually focus on security details are much quieter. To put it simply, re-staking isn't free money; it's just packaging the same risk and selling it again.

If I had paid less attention to those extra yields at the time and asked more, "Who will cover the losses if something goes wrong, how will penalties work, can I withdraw in time," I might not have kept jumping in and out of small pitfalls... For now, I'll keep learning slowly and not treat stacking as a certainty.