Recently, the alpha zone of the OKX wallet has been very popular, with thousands of points of APR attracting many novices to try it out, and many so-called 'influencers' recommending it. But is this LP model of OKX really reliable?

Although the pools on OKX are labeled with thousands of percent APY, in reality, such a yield can only be achieved within a very narrow range. Moreover, the APY itself fluctuates greatly, mainly influenced by trading volume.

Those who frequently participate in LPs know that this is a common trick in V2 pools, labeling the APY of a very narrow range as the APY of the entire pool.

And a narrow range also means you have to constantly monitor the market; if it falls outside the range and you don't withdraw in time, the impermanent loss can be quite substantial.

Therefore, risk and reward are always proportional. If you want to seek higher returns, you will definitely have to bear higher risks or put in more effort. Thus, it's important to stay vigilant about these opportunities and carefully research before taking action.

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