My attitude towards yield aggregators is pretty simple right now: they are usable, but since they could "go offline" at any time as financial tools, keep your positions small and don't treat them as stable deposits... Anyway, even if the APY looks attractive, behind the scenes it's really just a bunch of contracts helping you move assets around, along with issues like counterparties, oracles, and cross-chain bridges—these are questions of whether the "people or systems might fail."

Recently, I saw news about some regions tightening or loosening taxes and compliance, causing expectations for deposits and withdrawals to shift, and people's mindsets to fluctuate: some are rushing to earn yields, others are rushing to withdraw. Frankly, what you should be paying attention to isn't the annualized percentage shown on the homepage, but: which pools the money actually went into, whether there are permissions to upgrade, and who will cover the losses if something goes wrong. For now, I'll keep taking notes and stay an observer.