Yesterday’s rewards are not a year forecast
On the Binance Earn page, you can see an estimate of rewards for the last day. The simplest mistake is to multiply this number by 365 and call the result a forecast.
Yesterday’s result describes only yesterday’s conditions. Over the year, your balance, APR, bonus rate tiers, subscription duration, and even the product where the asset is held can change.
A more useful experiment is to keep a short log for seven days:
date → asset balance → displayed APR → actual rewards → subscriptions or redemptions.
After that, you can clearly see whether the change in rewards was caused by the rate, a different balance, or an incomplete day of participation.
Such a log doesn’t predict the future, but it prevents one lucky day from masquerading as stable annual income.
APR is convenient for comparing scale. To get your own result, you need the history of actual accruals and the specific product rules.
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On the Binance Earn page, you can see an estimate of rewards for the last day. The simplest mistake is to multiply this number by 365 and call the result a forecast.
Yesterday’s result describes only yesterday’s conditions. Over the year, your balance, APR, bonus rate tiers, subscription duration, and even the product where the asset is held can change.
A more useful experiment is to keep a short log for seven days:
date → asset balance → displayed APR → actual rewards → subscriptions or redemptions.
After that, you can clearly see whether the change in rewards was caused by the rate, a different balance, or an incomplete day of participation.
Such a log doesn’t predict the future, but it prevents one lucky day from masquerading as stable annual income.
APR is convenient for comparing scale. To get your own result, you need the history of actual accruals and the specific product rules.
#BinanceEarn