2026-01-15 13:39:00

Seeing a certain leading exchange's financial product only offering a 6% annualized return and being snapped up instantly is quite interesting. Someone said it might be a financial plan from a DeFi project. I checked the data—if it really is that project, the actual annualized return could reach 31%, with 5% from the USDT portion and 26.07% from the project tokens. The difference sounds significant.

More importantly, the entire project’s financial pool only has a limit of $20 million, making it easy for funds to fill up quickly.

Honestly, a 6% annualized return is quite conservative. If the actual yield is only this much, it’s far from the 31% promoted by the project—there’s definitely a spread that needs to be covered. It could be a marketing gimmick, or the actual product and the宣传 are not the same thing. Users should carefully understand the underlying yield composition when choosing such products.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 3h ago

It's just instant sellout, anyway it's all about the same old tricks to trap retail investors. A 26% return on coins sounds like nonsense.

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MEVHunterX

· 3h ago

Same old trick, the exchange packages it up and it’s gone in 6% seconds, but the real annualized rate is 31%? Who’s eating the difference?

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OnchainDetective

· 4h ago

6% instant liquidation? Haha, on-chain data shows there's definitely a story behind this. The 31% and 6% interest rate spreads... Based on my tracking, this is clearly a typical capital pooling scheme.

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OnChainSleuth

· 4h ago

6% instant sellout? Haha, it's obvious that the exchange is just trying to scam the retail investors. It's the same old trick, promoting 31% but actually only 6%, who is covering the difference? The jump from 31% to 6%... they really think we're fools. The project coin's 26% profit will all disappear once it hits the market and dumps, no matter how you count it, it's not worth it. 20 million quota gone in a second, which shows that retail investors are quite cooperative, huh.

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BugBountyHunter

· 4h ago

6% instant sell-out? Come on, buddy, that's definitely just another marketing gimmick.

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