Teacher Shawn encountered this problem, and I happened to encounter it this week as well. I deposited 40WU, but there was no income. Then in the OKX group, I learned that the settings were incorrect. For OKX's financial products, you need to manually fill in a minimum expected yield, and then it will match based on everyone's expected yield. This means the lower you fill, the more likely you are to be prioritized. However, even if matched, you will still be paid according to the current market annual yield, not what you filled in. This means you need to "compete" by filling in a lower rate to get priority on income. So I filled in 1%, and shortly after, I started receiving income, consistently over 5%. I deposited 40WU, and in 3 days, I earned nearly 200U, which is quite good. I have evaluated financial yields from several exchanges recently, and excluding short-term subsidies, OKX's long-term yield is indeed the highest, consistently maintaining above 5%. I have also provided feedback to the OKX team that this manual setting function feels unreasonable and suggested optimization to prevent potential loss of funds and users 🫡 @star_okx @okxchinese @mia_okx

I suggest you grab a 90-day fixed deposit, 5%, which is very stable.

I am afraid that if I deposit it in a fixed deposit, I may not be able to get in if I encounter an epic opportunity.

That's true 😂