YieldYeti

The structure is somewhat empty, and I prefer to look for short positions when it rebounds to 0.0655-0.0675.

Today I screwed up again myself... Last night I wanted to take advantage of the blockchain being relatively "quiet" to make a trade, but I got impatient and went in at market price directly, setting the slippage too wide, the pool depth was average, and the execution price was quite off from my expectation. To put it simply, it’s not the market trapping me, it’s my chaotic order timing: I could have split it into two or three trades, waited for better matching, but I insisted on rushing all at once, and the extra "hidden cost" I paid at the end hurt even more than the trading fee.
Looking back

I just closed a yield aggregator's page... The APY looks pretty attractive, but my first reaction now isn't "go for it," but rather "who's really bleeding here?" Frankly, many times, aggregators aren't magic money-printing machines; they're just throwing your money into a bunch of contracts, flipping them around: underlying pool contract risks, routing contract permissions, upgrade switches, oracles, plus whether there's custody or whitelist counterparty, layer after layer. Even if you understand the APY, it doesn't mean you understand the pitfalls.
Recently, the airdrop season is back, and