On-chain mining can be quite a hassle. Many people have probably experienced it: building a wallet and having to memorize seed phrases, risking losing funds if you're not careful; mining on public chains like Solana, where Gas fees eat up a significant portion of your earnings; a single misstep in operation could wipe out your assets. These complicated processes make the originally high-reward opportunities seem daunting.
Instead of struggling on the chain, it's better to choose a simpler approach. Some exchanges have launched financial products that are already quite good—eliminating the need for complex wallet management, directly connecting to DeFi yields, and also controlling risks. Especially for investors who want to earn stable returns without being bogged down by complicated operations, these all-in-one solutions indeed lower the barrier to entry.
Ultimately, high returns and convenience don't have to be mutually exclusive. Finding a financial channel that suits you is the wise choice.
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DataChief
· 12-15 05:53
I've lost money once and never want to manage my own wallet again, it's really exhausting
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Exchange financial products sound good, but I'm worried it's just another way to cut leeks
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Gas fees are really painful, small-scale mining is simply not profitable
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Stable returns sound tempting, but whether risk control measures are reliable depends on careful evaluation
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You still need to find a trustworthy platform, or all the convenience is worthless
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-15 05:53
Huh, isn't this just hinting that your wallet management is pretty bad?
Exchange solutions sound appealing, but the transaction fees also eat into the profits, so you need to account for that.
Gas fees are indeed outrageous; I saw my friend get hacked last year.
Don't always think about going all-in at once; you still need to learn how to manage your wallet yourself.
Stable returns sound comfortable, but the yield rate also consistently underperforms.
I was tempted for a second, but thinking about those exchanges running away makes me give up again.
The translation of "一站式方案" is—giving us the opportunity to earn the spread.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 12-15 05:53
I have to say, this hits the mark. I once made a mistake in my mnemonic phrase, and that was really frustrating.
The gas fees are indeed outrageous; sometimes the gains aren't even enough to cover the costs.
Exchange products seem convenient, but I always feel like something's missing. You still have to rely on yourself.
All the human gas has been used up, and the gains are gone—that's really awkward.
Stable income sounds good, but can the risks really be controlled?
All those mnemonic phrases in my wallet—I now use a password manager, or I might really go crazy.
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RatioHunter
· 12-15 05:43
I lost money once due to mnemonic phrase issues and never want to fuss with it myself again, to be honest.
Exchange's financial products are indeed convenient, but the returns are not as outrageous as on the chain.
Gas fees are really the hidden killer; the earnings aren't even enough to cover the burning.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-15 05:36
The whole thing about mnemonic phrases is really incredible; if you're not careful, you'll become the unwitting victim of the finger of blame.
Exchange financial plans sound good, but I'm always worried they secretly profit from the spread.
Gas fees, to put it simply, are just harvesting small retail investors—who can withstand that?
It's safer to stick with the exchange directly, to avoid all the hassle and potential losses.
Playing on the chain myself always feels like there's a bug in every step, so I might as well give up.
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TideReceder
· 12-15 05:31
Stop pretending, when it sounds comfortable, exchange financial products are actually just helping you manage money, the risk is transferred to the platform
Gas fees are indeed annoying, but you also have to be cautious of being exploited when handing it over to the exchange
I still feel more at ease holding my own wallet, although it's a bit more troublesome
The mnemonic phrase thing is correct, if you're not careful, you'll really lose it. I've seen too many tragic cases
Stable returns sound good, but you need to think clearly about where the returns come from
Wallet management is indeed complicated, but once you get used to it, it's not that hard
Solana chain really has a sharp tongue for gas fees but a soft heart, small transactions are basically swallowed
Don't be blinded by one-stop solutions; in the end, you still need to consider your risk tolerance
On-chain mining can be quite a hassle. Many people have probably experienced it: building a wallet and having to memorize seed phrases, risking losing funds if you're not careful; mining on public chains like Solana, where Gas fees eat up a significant portion of your earnings; a single misstep in operation could wipe out your assets. These complicated processes make the originally high-reward opportunities seem daunting.
Instead of struggling on the chain, it's better to choose a simpler approach. Some exchanges have launched financial products that are already quite good—eliminating the need for complex wallet management, directly connecting to DeFi yields, and also controlling risks. Especially for investors who want to earn stable returns without being bogged down by complicated operations, these all-in-one solutions indeed lower the barrier to entry.
Ultimately, high returns and convenience don't have to be mutually exclusive. Finding a financial channel that suits you is the wise choice.