Spain, you really don't even want your face anymore.

Ranked second in the world, with the entire team valued at 1.22 billion euros,
losing to Cape Verde, which is only ranked 67th in the world and has a team value of less than 50 million euros,
you still play your damn game.
An Amarl's value is four times that of Cape Verde. Before the match, they said he was injured and not ready,
but he still played around the 70th minute. This damn thing still didn't win.
Nik Williams was also injured, didn't even play in the warm-up match,
but both of them went on the field, and nothing was scored.
With you like this, do you still want to learn from the year you won the championship in 2010?
That year, although ranked second in the world, they lost 0-1 to Switzerland, ranked 24th.
You can't beat a team 65 places below you, what else can you do?
You're nothing.
Everyone says Brazil beat Morocco, and you all call it an upset,
but I think it's not that surprising, after all, the world rankings are only one place apart.
And this time in the World Cup qualifiers, Brazil didn't play well either,
and ended up only fifth in South America.
If it weren't for the expansion of the World Cup, they might not even qualify for the finals.
@River4fun @RiverdotInc
Honestly, just go quietly and lie down in Aave earning dead interest,
that little return isn't enough to fill your teeth now.
Just now I saw the arbitrage idea @TermMaxFi mentioned, and it’s pretty interesting.
Just set up a fixed-term lending limit order (for example, sticking to $Qon ’s 5% interest rate).
Before the order is matched and eaten, your funds are actually lying in Gauntlet’s Morpho vault earning basic returns;
Once the market fluctuates and someone takes your order, seamlessly switch to your high-interest fixed term,
and when it matures, you can keep stacking it infinitely.
It’s about earning on both ends, with no idle funds at all.
In the past, borrowing and lending didn’t have this treatment; fund efficiency is maximized.
Although whether the limit order gets filled depends on luck, this combo of bottom-line yield + high-interest options really appeals to arbitrage dogs.
If you have idle money or assets, you should really study this approach, instead of just holding on to Aave and getting cut.