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Isn't this just Twitter's version of "Beginner Tasks + Subscription Packages"? Growth will be very rapid.

I’ve been looking at the LST + re-staking “extra-ingredient” setup again—where does the yield really come from? Put simply, it’s really two pots: one is the on-chain staking rewards that were originally there, slowly simmering; the other is re-staking, selling your “security endorsement” again, with the project team giving subsidies/points/incentives as seasoning. The seasoning is definitely fragrant, but the biggest danger is that you think you’re eating interest—you’re actually just eating the tail gas of subsidies…
The risks are also pretty straightforward: the underlying staking can be vol

This fee structure is like someone stacking the deck; the market is not truly "natural."

Lately, I've been interacting with airdrops again, basically just craving and fearing being sniped. The most annoying thing is those "click once more and you might get in" sentiments; when the hype gets intense, I tend to get nervous and treat my wallet like a chives basket... I’ve set a simple rule for myself: use my main wallet only for legit activities, and do interactions with a small account and small positions—losing is just tuition. When I see tasks that are too complicated or ask for unlimited permissions, I just turn off the process and avoid forcing trades.
It's really absurd that ha

These days, the group is again arguing about whether the extreme funding rate will reverse or if the bubble will continue to be squeezed.
Let me first take my hands off the keyboard and think: if there's a crash, it's probably not because of the wrong direction, but because someone's wallet was "cooked" first.
Mnemonic phrases, to be honest, should just avoid cloud drives/chat records; don't even keep screenshots, write two copies by hand and store them separately, even if it's more trouble.
Signature authorization is even more dangerous; many phishing sites make their pages look exactly