Recently, I’ve been looking at a few yield aggregators again, and that APY on the page is really tempting… But I usually open the contract/strategy first to take a look: who exactly is the money lent to, what are the collateral assets, whether there are liquidation/pause switches, and if there’s an extra layer of wrapping. To put it simply, APY doesn’t come out of nowhere; it’s either counterparty risk, contract risk, or even “we show you the incentives first, then educate you when it’s time to withdraw.” These days, I’ve also gotten used to the rhythm of new L1/L2 chains pulling in TVL. I can understand veteran users complaining about mining, yield farming, and selling—hot topics, but if on-chain transactions can’t keep up, it’s a bit awkward. Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less now than wake up to find the yields still there, but my principal has gone to some other planet.