I’m honestly pretty conflicted. When I see those high-APY yield aggregators, my first instinct is to jump in, but then I think: what did I actually sign in the contract code, and will the counterparty just run away? It also feels a bit dubious. Lately, on-chain data tools have been getting criticized for being laggy, and the tagging system is also easy to game. I personally don’t really trust those flashy-looking charts. I’d rather look up stablecoin flows myself—more grounded. Anyway, what’s hidden behind the APY is more complicated than the copy. Less PUA, more focus on real on-chain actions.

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