Both rounds of the Zerobase event have ended, and this morning I successfully withdrew the staked funds. I started participating in the event on September 25 and added more funds on the 26th. In total, it’s been 35 days, and the annualized yield in USDT terms is 6.32%. This is just for USDT. The ZBT earned from the first round was reinvested. If I had sold all the ZBT earned from the first round at its peak, the highest annualized yield would have been 90%. If I had sold it immediately, the yield would have been around 85%. The ZBT earned from the second round was 81.5% of the first round. If I had sold it immediately, the annualized yield would have been 6.3%. Personally, I kept 42% from the first round and didn’t sell any from the second round. Currently, I have 10,000 ZBT on Bybit earning 177.32% yield. As of today, I’ve earned a total of 203.37 ZBT, with daily earnings of about 40.7 ZBT. If I sell everything now at the current price of $0.2, including the profits I’ve already sold, the total yield for the 35 days of Zerobase would be 38.3%. So, it’s clear that the biggest contributor to the Booster deposit project is still the income from the tokens. After missing out on Aster, I started looking for the next potentially high-yield project. Although Zerobase isn’t as impressive as Aster, I’m still quite satisfied with the current yield. Hoping Boss Tang keeps up the good work—I still have quite a bit of ZBT on hand, and I’m looking forward to some surprises. This post is sponsored by Bitget ｜ @Bitget_zh