Most DeFi protocols treat yield like it's the endgame. It's not. Yield is an output, not a strategy.

Chasing the highest APY without understanding exposure, exit liquidity, or oracle lag? That's gambling, not allocating.

What happens when:
• Oracle lags on exit
• Liquidity dries up
• The "safe" pool isn't

@MultyrProtocol doesn't just chase the best yield. It won't break exposure caps even when higher APY is available.

Sounds inefficient? Maybe on a green day.

But when liquidity thins, risk profiles shift, or a protocol implodes, that exposure discipline is what keeps you alive.

Yield chasers get rekt in drawdowns. Risk managers survive to compound.