Recently, I saw a bunch of yield aggregators that make APY look like they've been cheating. Frankly, my first reaction isn't "how much can I earn," but rather "who's actually taking the money and what are they doing with it." Aggregators seem to help you save effort on the surface, but behind the scenes, it's actually a series of contract calls plus counterparty commitments: whether the strategy contracts have upgrade paths, who holds the permissions, whether the underlying pools are new L1/L2 incentives to pull TVL... When things get lively, it easily turns into old users complaining about "extraction and selling," with high yields but slippage and rule changes at exit making the community laugh. Overall, it feels like autonomous driving mixed with assembled toys—able to run, but I still prefer to do authorization checks first, avoid unlimited permissions if possible, keep positions from getting too crazy, because losing your keys once can lead to long-lasting regret.