Recently, I came across a bunch of yield aggregator APYs, and the numbers look pretty attractive, but my first reaction to high APYs isn't "go for it," but rather "where does this money come from"… Basically, aggregators are just helping you circle your funds around, and behind the scenes, there could be multiple contracts, layered authorizations, and counterparty risks. Any problem in any link isn't just a matter of "strategy lost money."

And lately, everyone has been complaining about miner/validator income and MEV causing unfair ordering, which makes me even less interested in being that liquidity that gets pushed around. Now, I wouldn't even consider it an exaggeration to say that the extra step I'm willing to take is: spend ten more minutes before interacting to review the contract addresses, fund paths, and authorization items. When necessary, I’d rather pay a bit more gas and do small test runs multiple times—slow is okay, at least I can sleep well. After all, in the end, farming/mining isn't about hand speed; it's about avoiding pitfalls.