These days, I've been seeing a bunch of APYs from yield aggregators, and they look pretty tempting, but my first reaction isn't "How much can I earn," but rather "Who is actually backing these yields..." Updated to version v2.3: first, check out the contract and fund flow, then decide whether to make a move. In the past, I’d get itchy when I saw high APYs, but now I’m more like looking for hidden traps near liquidation zones: the collateral's correlation goes crazy, and that layer of "automatic arbitrage" in the aggregator might just turn into automatically moving you out.

By the way, about social mining and fan tokens—saying "attention is mining" sounds a bit hollow to me. Attention is indeed valuable, but who is the opponent, who changes the rules, who controls the contracts... Anyway, I’d rather earn less and at least know who’s exploiting me. That’s all for today. Anxiety is one thing, but don’t be greedy with your hands.