Actually, everyone understands that the most enticing part of staking isn't the small returns, but the illusion of "buying safety along the way"... A few days ago, I was watching the flow of entrusted security projects on several shared security platforms late into the night, and the more I looked, the more it felt like stacking playing cards: one layer goes wrong, and everything above it trembles. What's more awkward is that many on-chain data tools are still criticized for lagging labels, or even misleading, making you think you've seen clearly "who's running, who's building positions," but in reality, you might just be seeing the story others want you to see. Anyway, my current approach is very simple: returns can be stacked, increasing positions slowly, first see if I can sleep through the worst-case scenario.