Recently, I was looking at the yield aggregator page again, and that APY really looks like a "dome projection" from science fiction—looks comfortable, but gives you chills... Honestly, behind the numbers, it's not magic; it's layers of smart contracts moving assets around: how the routing is done, which pool the funds actually go into, whether the rewards are sustained by token issuance, plus the gaps in price feeds and liquidation. Not to mention the counterparties—some are what you think are "protocols," but are actually multi-signature wallets controlled by a few people. When something goes wrong, you can't even find the counterparties to confront. Anyway, now I always check permissions, upgrade paths, and asset custody routes before depositing. If I don’t understand, I hold back a bit—better to pay tuition with some awareness. By the way, I’ve been thinking about the recent NFT royalty disputes—it's really one thing: where the income comes from, who bears the friction, whether liquidity should pay for the "ideal"... On-chain is quite romantic, but real-world accounting still matters.