I've been diving for a long time, but I still want to say: many yield aggregators now look very attractive with their APYs, but behind the scenes, it's basically just throwing your money into a series of contracts that keep transferring back and forth, with strategy contracts, lending pools, and even some "partner" whitelists involved. To be honest, there’s more than one counterparty. You think you're earning interest, but in reality, you're just living with a bunch of contract security issues and trustworthiness.

Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and I’ve become even more cautious. If a strategy involves crossing chains or swapping networks, I’d rather earn less. And those oracle errors—many people say "wait for confirmation," but really, it’s just waiting for the system to recover on its own. Who’s responsible for liquidations/slippage during that time? Anyway, when I look at aggregators now, I first check permissions, upgrades, and whether there’s an emergency pause. As for the rest… take it slow, don’t act impulsively.