The recent performance of a certain leading vault product shows that a principal amount of 17,450U was deposited, reaching a maximum of 17,500U within two weeks, and the current price is oscillating around 17,456U—essentially not making any profit.

There is an interesting time dimension here: the previous week had positive returns, but this week has lost it back. So if you just joined this vault in the recent week, your account is already in a negative state.

This reflects a real issue: even stable products will face fluctuations in net value in the short term. From a weekly perspective, the certainty of returns is not as high as one might imagine. For new investors entering the market, it's important to set the right psychological expectations — don't expect every week to yield positive returns.

The mismatch between market rhythm and product cycles often silently eats away at profits.