#DeFi协议与应用 Suddenly discovering that UNI burns can actually be arbitraged? 👀 A trader burned 4,000 UNI and ended up making $14,500—what kind of operation is this... It seems to be an opportunity caused by changes in fee structures.

But honestly, this is a bit high for a newbie like me. There’s no visual interface, and I also have to consider gas costs and slippage risks. It feels like I could lose money if I’m not careful. However, this also made me realize that there are many design logics in DeFi that I haven't fully understood yet.

At the same time, I saw that Ondo’s tokenized stock has caused controversy. The front end shows a 0.03% slippage, but the actual on-chain liquidity is only $7,000, and the real slippage could spike up to 45%. 😱 That’s a bit outrageous. It seems like the RWA (Real-World Asset) track looks very cool, but the liquidity definitely needs to be optimized.

Can any experts explain why these arbitrage opportunities exist? Does this mean there’s still a lot of room for adjustment in the parameters of DeFi protocols?