Many, seeing a yield of around 20% APR, wonder: "Where do such numbers come from and what's the catch?" In fact, it's not that complicated — let's break it down in simple terms.
🔹 This is not a fixed rate forever
High APR usually applies only within a certain range of amount (for example, up to 50,000). This is done to support regular users, not big players.
🔹 Liquidity attraction tool
It is important for the project or platform that assets are in circulation. A high percentage is a way to motivate users to temporarily place funds and increase overall activity.
🔹 Flexible products = dynamic income
In flexible products, the rate can change depending on supply and demand. Today it is higher, tomorrow it is lower. This is normal and built into the mechanics.
🔹 Marketing, but working mechanism
Yes, a high APR attracts attention. But it is backed by real economics: fees, capital turnover, and reward distribution.
📌 It is important to remember:
APR is a benchmark, not a guarantee of constant income. Before using any product, it is important to read the terms carefully and understand how rewards are accrued.
💡 A high percentage is not a 'miracle', but a tool. The main thing is to use it with understanding and without excessive expectations.
