At 3 a.m., I was browsing the yield aggregator page again, watching the APY jump up and down, which was quite exciting, but my first reaction now isn't "earning," it's to click on the contract address and see which pool the funds are actually being deposited into. To put it simply, aggregators are just helping you complete the routing, but behind each layer of routing—more contracts, more middlemen—there's an additional counterparty: who is holding the permissions, who can upgrade, who is eating liquidation, who is doing re-staking, and so on in a nested manner... I’d rather take a smaller share and want to see clearly where the "money ultimately ends up." Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock again, and phishing links are flying all over the group chat. I think everyone's security awareness has increased, but as soon as I see high APY, I still tend to confirm quickly. Anyway, I prefer to slow down a bit and check the authorization and contract permissions more carefully before going to bed.