High APY or short-term lock-up products always attract attention quickly, but I've seen many users on Binance Square ignore the risk terms. High returns often mean high volatility, lock-up periods, and redemption restrictions, with some rewards coming from short-term subsidies from issuers rather than sustainable income. My writing is quite direct: first look at the source of funds (whether returns come from transaction fees, deflationary mechanisms, or new user subsidies), then examine the liquidity terms and exit costs. A conservative strategy is to use only a small portion of idle funds for experimentation, keep the majority of assets in high liquidity pools, and regularly review the sustainability of the projects. Don't let high numbers cloud your judgment; the risks behind the returns are the real costs.$SOL
