Sipping tea, I checked the APYs of a few yield aggregators; the numbers look pretty good, but honestly, what you're really looking at is whether the "contracts can withstand the pressure and whether counterparties will play dead." Some loop the money three times: deposit → borrow → stake again, APY is compounded, and so is the risk. If any pool gets stuck, the exit button becomes just for show.

Recently, everyone’s been complaining about validator income, MEV, and fair ordering. I think it’s pretty consistent: you think you're earning interest, but you're actually working for a bunch of "middlemen." Change the order, increase the fees, and in the end, slippage and front-running are on you. My roommate even asked me, "Isn't this just risk-free high returns?" I almost spat out my tea... Anyway, I’m only watching two things now: which contract the money is in, and whether I can exit with dignity in the worst case. That’s all for now.