Today, the YB earnings on OKX have matured. If we just look at the yield rate, it’s okay, but in terms of absolute returns, it’s really too little. This time, I could only stake 200 OKB and 20,000 USDT, and I got less than 108 YB in total, with total earnings under $48. Out of that, OKB contributed 77 YB. If we calculate based on a price of $175 per OKB, the annualized yield is 7.1%, which looks pretty high, but in reality, it’s only $34 in income. If the OKB staking amount were increased, it would be fine. Of course, I understand it’s because the project team didn’t allocate enough tokens, but they could totally cancel the USDT part. Why? The total earnings from staking 20,000 USDT are just 30 YB, which is less than $14, with an annualized yield of only 4.38%. Plus, the staking limit is only 20,000. Honestly, it’s better to put it into wealth management for returns. With such a low limit and such small earnings, it’d be better to allocate everything to OKB and increase the OKB yield a bit. I get that the original intention of earning tokens through airdrops is definitely good—giving users more opportunities for airdrops. But fundamentally, it should serve OKB. Giving OKB holders more benefits is the right move. The new round hasn’t started yet, but it’s probably coming soon. Hopefully, we’ll see some changes.