Recently, I saw discussions comparing RWA, certain U.S. bond yields, and on-chain yield products. When the buzz heats up, I become a bit cautious: the more attention is focused, the busier the scythe gets. Frankly, I try not to follow the "everyone's talking about" trend for now, and instead look for fringe signals—low-profile pools, strange transactions, addresses suddenly changing hands. If there's a signal, I come back; otherwise, it's easy to get caught in the hot rotation and be harvested back and forth.

I set a simple rule for myself: if I see a KOL flooding the feed, I cool down for a night, then the next day check if real funds are continuously flowing in on-chain, or if it's just hype and short-term volume spikes. If you really want to jump on the trend, don’t treat "returns" as faith—consider the worst-case scenario: can liquidity be withdrawn? Will you be able to run if rules change? Anyway, I’d rather miss out on a part than pay tuition twice in the same narrative.