You want high APY to farm "passive income", but then market decides to stress test your code, and the real question is not “how much it earns”, it is “what happens when the math breaks”. > when a stable depegs, most systems either panic sell or freeze > smart ones measure the deviation, usually around 0.98 threshold > once that hits, they cut exposure, not full exit, just rebalance toward healthier pools Every percent of buffer matters here, 10 in stables can save the rest from forced liquidation. When the market spikes instead, volatility flips the logic, slippage jumps to 3-5%, so protocols that push swaps instantly just eat losses. Better systems delay rebalancing, waiting for liquidity depth to normalize before touching anything. It feels slow, but it saves 2%–4% on execution slippage same thing with oracle desync If one feed lags by even a second, and another shows a flash crash, a single swap can ruin an entire day of returns multiple feeds and pause triggers around 1 percent deviation, stop the bleeding before it starts, and that’s the point: good yield isn’t about chasing movement, it’s about designing rules that know when not to move DeFi suffers not from the risk, but from lack of a plan when things wrong. Choose wisely, ask @Velvet_Capital AI, check pools, consider risks 18% apy is not worth risking 100%(Hanzo ㊗️)