MosaicBow

Recently, the mainnet gas taught me how to behave... A small interaction makes my heart tremble when I click it.
Later, I became very pragmatic: daily participate in activities, claim airdrops, do some small tasks,
if I can go to L2, I go to L2—faster, cheaper, and the experience feels more like "normal internet";
if I need to handle large amounts long-term or involve permissions/multisig, I still prefer to go back to the mainnet—expensive but more reassuring.
Now there's a debate about re-staking and sharing security—whether "yield stacking" is just a pyramid scheme.
I just want to

I just saw in the group that they’re talking about re-staking/shared security again. Basically, it’s “reusing the same collateral as security over and over.” The returns look like stacking blocks, but the risk keeps getting stacked too. I’m kind of allergic to people who treat an APY screenshot as their faith… When yields stack up, don’t accidentally stack your own delusions as well: have you understood the forfeiture rules? Who will arbitrate? If something goes wrong, is it “everyone on the whole network gets blamed,” or “you alone get blamed”?
By the way, the main chain is also set for an