Recently, I saw discussions about comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products.

When the heat rises, I become a bit cautious: the more attention is focused, the busier the scythe gets.
To put it simply, I now try not to follow the "everyone is talking about" trend, but instead look for fringe signals—low attention pools, strange transactions, addresses suddenly changing hands—wait for signals before coming back, otherwise it's easy to be harvested back and forth in hot rotation.

I set a simple rule for myself: when I see KOLs flooding the screen, cool down for a night, and the next day check if real funds are continuously flowing in on-chain, or if it's just hype and short-term volume spikes.
If you really want to jump on the trend, don’t treat "returns" as faith; first consider the worst-case scenario: can liquidity be withdrawn, or if rules change, can you still run?
Anyway, I’d rather miss out on a segment than pay tuition twice in the same narrative.