I just came across an aggregator’s APY again. When I checked the contract address, it was full of nested calls—this isn’t “earning interest” at all; it’s basically opening blind boxes. An income aggregator, in plain terms, helps you “arbitrage” by moving capital across different pools. But the more contract layers there are, the more counterparty risk you add. Earlier, a project got shut down, and users didn’t even know what underlying protocols were involved—then everyone got buried.

Lately, the airdrop season points system has become more intense than going to work. The anti-sybil measures on the task platform have also turned into something like mysticism—sometimes, just to rack up points, queuing and retrying becomes everyday routine. Anyway, I don’t dare to throw everything into the pools with the highest APYs. I’ll spread my exposure first, leave some room, and see how it goes.