Yesterday, the yield on OKX was collected. This time, the reward pool consisted of 200 OKB and 20,000 USDT, lasting for a total of 7 days. I maxed out everything right away and ended up with 116.47 MET. Based on MET's price, the total income was $55, while the total investment was roughly calculated at $50,000. The annualized yield is 5.9%. How should I put it? Looking at the data, it seems okay. After all, the current lending yield for OKB on OKX is around 1%. But if you calculate it based on USDT, the return is pitifully low. The USDT-based yield is indeed too small. I mentioned during the last YB project that it might be better to cancel the USDT yield altogether and allocate it all to OKB instead. That way, the OKB yield would look a bit better. Between the last YB and this MET, the total yield is just over $100, but the capital still requires USDT, which feels a bit unworthy. If it were only OKB, maybe it would be worth considering directly transferring OKB from the wealth management account. But adding an extra step and more operations is still quite troublesome.