Recently, I saw a bunch of yield aggregators exaggerate APY to look like meme images... but honestly, what you're buying isn't "yield," it's a package of contract permissions + routing paths + counterparty credibility. Money first gets approved in the vault, then swapped, then sent to other pools for mining; if there's a small loophole in any of these steps, in the end, you're the one paying the price. Plus, with mainstream blockchains upgrading/maintaining these days, everyone in the group is guessing whether projects will migrate. I'm actually more concerned about: whether they migrate or not doesn't matter, but when they do, are the contracts redeployed, are old permissions cleared, are whitelist routes changed... Right now, I look at the APY by checking the contract address and admin first, then decide whether to click "Deposit." That's all for now.