None of this hinges on token emissions or endless inflation. And that's the difference that shows up fast when market cycles flip.
Emmission-driven yields feel good until they don't. Real business fundamentals? Those hold up when things get rough.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-07 06:58
Honestly, real returns are the key, and when the price drops, you can see who is swimming naked.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 01-07 06:55
Really, anyone still chasing APY numbers now is just a rookie.
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WealthCoffee
· 01-07 06:50
Really, tired of those inflated APYs, they're all just air... true yield is the real king.
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RuntimeError
· 01-07 06:42
Really, just look at those air projects boasting about APY, it's ridiculous. If the token price crashes, everything's doomed.
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GasWaster
· 01-07 06:37
ngl watching people chase 500% APY on some random fork while ignoring gas costs is peak comedy... real yield hits different when you're not bleeding gwei every transaction fr
Why sustainable yields matter more than you think
Here's the thing about yield in this space—it's not all created equal.
When you're chasing APY numbers, easy to miss what's actually backing those returns. Real yield? That comes from somewhere:
• Trading activity—actual transaction volume
• Market making spreads—liquidity provision
• Protocol fee capture—real revenue streams
None of this hinges on token emissions or endless inflation. And that's the difference that shows up fast when market cycles flip.
Emmission-driven yields feel good until they don't. Real business fundamentals? Those hold up when things get rough.