Recently, I've noticed everyone watching the unlock calendar and shouting about selling pressure, but I'm actually more worried about another kind of "selling pressure": yield aggregators bundle the interest from a bunch of protocols for you to see, the APY looks pretty attractive, but behind the scenes, which contracts are actually running, how many rounds of funds are involved, and who the counterparty is—many people haven't even clicked to check. To put it simply, you're not buying interest; you're buying credit for a funding path. The longer the path, the more points where things could go wrong. I now habitually drop contract addresses into a graph to take a quick look; if I see strange intermediaries or overly broad permissions, I just ignore it—less profit, but I sleep better. (I'm just someone who tends to get anxious.)