The incentive points for the Neutral K3 vault have been shrinking, and in the later stages, it became basically unappealing. Ultimately, I decided to withdraw the principal, and the accumulated points are now at 359k. To be honest, participating early on was quite beneficial, and I gained a good return when I caught the early train—I'm genuinely grateful for that. However, as the project developed, the incentive structure became increasingly diluted, and the cost-effectiveness of continuing to lock in tokens clearly declined. This situation can be seen in many DeFi mining projects; high early yields often cannot sustain in the later stages, and ultimately, adjustments are made based on real-time return rates.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 01-05 12:57
Early exit, followed by the cycle of the last-minute bagholder. It's the same pattern on my side.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-05 12:56
Eating meat early on, then drinking soup later—this routine is really old news.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-05 12:54
Eating meat early on, then drinking soup later—that's the true essence of DeFi.
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token_therapist
· 01-05 12:48
Eating meat early on, then drinking soup later—this routine is indeed a classic.
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PumpStrategist
· 01-05 12:44
Early on, if you get the meat, you should run—it's the typical smart person's approach. So how much are 359k points worth now? [Laugh Cry]
I've seen this kind of incentive dilution tactic too many times; DeFi projects all play like this—initially throwing money to acquire land, then gradually peeling it back later...
When the cost-performance ratio drops, it's time to leave. Not everyone can retreat so rationally.
The formation has already taken shape; the bonus period for early participants has indeed passed.
The real test is whether you can catch the next opportunity all the way down.
The incentive points for the Neutral K3 vault have been shrinking, and in the later stages, it became basically unappealing. Ultimately, I decided to withdraw the principal, and the accumulated points are now at 359k. To be honest, participating early on was quite beneficial, and I gained a good return when I caught the early train—I'm genuinely grateful for that. However, as the project developed, the incentive structure became increasingly diluted, and the cost-effectiveness of continuing to lock in tokens clearly declined. This situation can be seen in many DeFi mining projects; high early yields often cannot sustain in the later stages, and ultimately, adjustments are made based on real-time return rates.