Recently, I've come across a bunch of headlines about LST/re-staking again, written as if "lying down and collecting wages"... To be honest, the returns aren't just falling from the sky: some are from selling the security of your staking (the demand for validation/re-staking on that chain), and some are from projects using subsidies to lure people in first. The problem is that the risks are bundled together too: contracts, confiscations, node misbehavior, layered risks—it's hard to say which one will blow up first, like lending the same umbrella to multiple people or subleasing a parking spot three times. Recently, in some region, with increased taxes and tighter compliance, the most discussed topic in the group wasn't "will deposit and withdrawal become more complicated," but rather people still prefer chasing these seemingly "on-chain self-sufficient" yields... I just buy some tickets to experience, sticking to what I can understand, and not getting led astray by clickbait headlines.