Everyone, wake up. Have you also been fooled by numbers like "10 million profit per week," eagerly expecting the project to skyrocket? Take a close look at where that 10 million goes—only 8% is truly burned, while 84% flows into liquidity providers' pockets, and the treasury takes another 8%. In other words, the so-called "huge burn" is just a smokescreen; the main share has long been divided among LPs and operators. Retail investors' share of the deflationary benefits is almost negligible.

This trick in the DeFi circle is all too common: using dazzling profit figures to lure you in, while the actual value distribution benefits only a few. We need to ask ourselves, besides chasing these carefully packaged data concepts, have we found a more transparent, fairer model that can truly help us accumulate wealth?

It's time to shift from "hype economy" to "cash flow assets." While many projects are still playing digital number games, some savvy funds are already focusing on real assets that generate stable, sustainable cash flows. Protocols that emphasize transparency in basic yields are gaining lasting attention precisely because they do not rely on hollow burn stories but establish mechanisms that allow all participants to clearly see their returns.

The design philosophy of these protocols is interesting: revenue sources are completely transparent and sustainable. Unlike projects that depend on fluctuating transaction fees and variable burn ratios, models with stable cash flows allow you to accurately calculate your investment returns. This is the ultimate logic of DeFi—returning from game narratives to the essence of assets.