being advertised as 10%? WTF 😆 I'm not impressed
                  
                  
                
Yep, at least yearn should decrease the management fee of 2% if they can't manage to yield that 2%. I'm really shocked about this.
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                  I'm new to this and have been told by several people that YEARN are serious and trustworthy. This experience was far from impressive. Why havent they edited their websites to reflect actual yield?
Well I think this average APY is reasonable. Since they shift your capital around to get good yields these yields can be of short duration. So they advertise an average APY which they could get in the past. That's ok in my sense. But they take that 2% management fee always even if they don't manage to yield 2%... That's not reasonable in my eyes.
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