Computer science student's daily grind just hit different lately. Classes wrap up, and instead of heading to the dorm, it's straight to liquidity pools. The SUI/USDC pair is pulling serious numbers—147% APR with 3x ferra points stacked on top.
So here's the thing: back to back lectures, then jumping into yield farming for hours. Provide liquidity, watch the rewards tick up, rinse and repeat. The APY is juicy, the points accumulate fast, but something's nagging at the back of my mind. Is this actually sustainable?
Worth asking yourself—when half your routine revolves around chasing yields, where's the line between smart money moves and just... burning out? The returns look fire on paper, but time is the real currency here.
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CommunityLurker
· 16h ago
These return figures do look tempting, but I just want to ask—how long can it really last?
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It's pretty heartbreaking. Honestly, yield farming is very addictive; one misstep and you become a worker bee.
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147% APR sounds great, but how much can those ferra points actually be exchanged for...
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Going straight to the liquidity pool after class every day sounds ridiculous. Isn't this more like gambling than investing?
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Time is the most valuable cost, and that's no lie. But why are people still rushing in?
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I understand the feeling of burning out. I’ve played this way before too, and in the end, I lost everything.
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The SUI ecosystem definitely has potential, but don’t ruin your college years over it. It’s really not worth it.
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It looks like you understand where the risks are. Then just don’t do it. Why insist on verifying it yourself?
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MemeEchoer
· 16h ago
147% APR sounds impressive, but constantly monitoring the market while attending classes is truly endless... I've also gone through this crazy phase, and in the end, it ends up costing me time.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 01-07 22:04
147% APR sounds great, but watching the market every day is more exhausting than attending classes... I feel a bit sorry for this guy.
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bridgeOops
· 01-07 22:04
nah this is just gambling with extra steps fr
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-07 21:56
147% APR sounds great, but is it really worth staying in front of the screen every day after class to check? I think it's worth calculating the time cost.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 01-07 21:54
147% APR sounds great, but how long can it really last... I’ve tried this approach too, and in the end, I had to reflect.
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ApeShotFirst
· 01-07 21:54
147% APR? No way, are you serious? I'm stunned. This has to be a scam, right?
Computer science student's daily grind just hit different lately. Classes wrap up, and instead of heading to the dorm, it's straight to liquidity pools. The SUI/USDC pair is pulling serious numbers—147% APR with 3x ferra points stacked on top.
So here's the thing: back to back lectures, then jumping into yield farming for hours. Provide liquidity, watch the rewards tick up, rinse and repeat. The APY is juicy, the points accumulate fast, but something's nagging at the back of my mind. Is this actually sustainable?
Worth asking yourself—when half your routine revolves around chasing yields, where's the line between smart money moves and just... burning out? The returns look fire on paper, but time is the real currency here.