In the past, I looked at staking and focused on "getting more," now it seems more like watching a bunch of leverage stacking on emotions: profit stacking is fine, but don't accidentally stack illusions as well. Sharing security sounds very appealing, but in the end, it all comes back to one thing—who will bear the losses if something goes wrong, how the confiscation and penalties are enforced, and when the on-chain turnover rate skyrockets, I know the hype is rushing in. At such times, I’d rather just clearly mark my take-profit line.

The modular and DA layer wave, developers are talking animatedly, while users are mostly confused... Anyway, I just see it as a "narrative accelerator": the more it sounds like assembling LEGO, the more you need to watch the risk boundaries. I used to hold onto my positions, thinking I could stack more; now I exit at the line, and calmly stepping away feels pretty good.