I really slipped up just now. When adding funds to the aggregator, I copied the address and accidentally copied the previous project's address... My heart sank the moment I clicked confirm. Luckily, the contract name in the wallet popup was incorrect, so I quickly withdrew, avoiding a false alarm. Just this one mistake made me suddenly realize that the so-called "high APY" is actually a series of contracts transferring back and forth. You think you're earning interest, but in reality, you're gambling on the middle layer routing/treasury contracts—hoping they don't malfunction, get swapped, or have their logic changed, and even hoping the counterparty doesn't suddenly cut off the connection. Recently, I also heard that some places are imposing taxes and tightening compliance standards. As everyone becomes more cautious about deposits and withdrawals, funds are even more eager to flow into these "one-click convenience" products, which are increasingly resembling hidden currents. Anyway, I now prefer to go slower, first checking permissions, upgrade switches, and fund flows—don't let the numbers dazzle you.