It is now the end of 2025. When you see a certain protocol flashing over 30% APY on your screen, don't rush to get excited. In the crypto world, this seemingly lucrative opportunity is often a trap—a hidden liquidity harvesting scheme.
For example, it's like walking into a coffee shop advertising "Unlimited Refills." Regardless of how good the coffee smells, you have to pay a high price to buy their constantly devaluing token membership card. It's easy to get in, but hard to get out.
Recently popular projects like APRO are often targeted by newcomers. They see the numbers on the books skyrocketing but don't think about where these returns come from. As Web3 enters a new phase of "application landing," we should change our mindset—stop chasing the number games and focus on "Real Yield."
APRO is essentially a decentralized AI inference oracle running on the blockchain. In 2025, with AI Agents everywhere, AI models need real-time on-chain data to make decisions. APRO's job is to ensure that this data isn't tampered with. It sounds quite technical, but how does its staking mechanism work behind the scenes?
It has designed a three-layer profit structure. The first layer is called "Inflation Bubble"—which is the truth behind most people's "high yields." The numbers grow rapidly, but... (to be continued)
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ChainBrain
· 27m ago
30% APY? Yeah right, this time it's just printing money to harvest again.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-05 10:53
It's the same old trick again, 30% APY? I trusted it last time and got liquidated. Seeing this again just reminds me of those scam projects.
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LiquidationAlert
· 01-05 10:53
Same old trick, 30% APY, get lost, I'm already fed up.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 01-05 10:51
It's the same old trick again. I can see through the 30% APY with my eyes closed. 99% of it is just an inflation bubble to harvest retail investors.
It is now the end of 2025. When you see a certain protocol flashing over 30% APY on your screen, don't rush to get excited. In the crypto world, this seemingly lucrative opportunity is often a trap—a hidden liquidity harvesting scheme.
For example, it's like walking into a coffee shop advertising "Unlimited Refills." Regardless of how good the coffee smells, you have to pay a high price to buy their constantly devaluing token membership card. It's easy to get in, but hard to get out.
Recently popular projects like APRO are often targeted by newcomers. They see the numbers on the books skyrocketing but don't think about where these returns come from. As Web3 enters a new phase of "application landing," we should change our mindset—stop chasing the number games and focus on "Real Yield."
APRO is essentially a decentralized AI inference oracle running on the blockchain. In 2025, with AI Agents everywhere, AI models need real-time on-chain data to make decisions. APRO's job is to ensure that this data isn't tampered with. It sounds quite technical, but how does its staking mechanism work behind the scenes?
It has designed a three-layer profit structure. The first layer is called "Inflation Bubble"—which is the truth behind most people's "high yields." The numbers grow rapidly, but... (to be continued)