These days, I checked out a few more yield aggregators. The APY displayed on the pages looks quite attractive, but my first reaction now isn't "how much can I earn," but rather "where does this yield actually come from." To put it simply, how does the contract route the money around, whose lending pools or market-making pools are being used, and when things go wrong, am I dealing with the code or facing a team or market maker as the counterparty... these are the key points. Especially during airdrop season, everyone acts like clocking in at work, task platforms start to push back against anti-witching, and the points system is becoming more KPI-like and competitive. I actually want to slow down more: better to earn less interest than to hand over my principal to a layer of "packaging" I can't understand. This is the third time I remind myself that liquidity and exit paths are more reliable than the numbers on the homepage. That's all for now.