Have you noticed how most DeFi content talks about yield before explaining where the yield actually comes from?

Chasing high APYs is how traders end up supplying liquidity they do not understand, buying into FOMO, and discovering impermanent loss after the market moves against them.

My view: real DeFi income on STON.fi starts with the mechanics, not the headline rate. On the TON ecosystem, begin by checking the trading pair, liquidity depth, fee generation, and historical volume before committing funds. A pool with strong activity can be more durable than one advertising an eye-catching APY that disappears when incentives change.

Keep the process simple: start with a small allocation, track fees against impermanent loss, and review the position regularly. Compare the result with simply holding $TON or $USDT. If the fees cannot justify the risk and complexity, the strategy is not producing income, it is just adding exposure.

What metrics do you use to decide whether a DeFi pool is actually worth entering?

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