Many DeFi studies remain at the theoretical level. In practice, to verify the actual implementation effect of a strategy, it is necessary to consider specific leverage configurations. Pure model analysis often cannot accurately reflect the APR returns in reality. This is also a common dilemma for DeFi practitioners—the high yield data on paper often deviates significantly from the results of live trading. To truly assess the feasibility of a leverage scheme, it ultimately needs to be validated through actual trading. The theoretical framework is important, but without supporting on-the-ground data, all analysis is just for reference.
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Many DeFi studies remain at the theoretical level. In practice, to verify the actual implementation effect of a strategy, it is necessary to consider specific leverage configurations. Pure model analysis often cannot accurately reflect the APR returns in reality. This is also a common dilemma for DeFi practitioners—the high yield data on paper often deviates significantly from the results of live trading. To truly assess the feasibility of a leverage scheme, it ultimately needs to be validated through actual trading. The theoretical framework is important, but without supporting on-the-ground data, all analysis is just for reference.