Sisters, good afternoon! When I first opened the FX Protocol Earn page, I automatically assumed a logic: if I stake fxUSD or USDC, I should get back the same asset I deposited when I withdraw. So when I first saw the USDC deposit option, I naturally assumed I’d withdraw USDC later. But after carefully reading the official documentation, I realized that’s not the case at all. In this mechanism, the asset you choose to deposit and the asset you ultimately receive upon withdrawal are not directly linked. The Stability Pool holds both fxUSD and USDC simultaneously, and the protocol’s stabilization mechanism continuously adjusts the ratio between the two assets based on market conditions—so their proportions are always shifting. The official withdrawal path may involve both fxUSD and USDC, but certain redemption paths allow flexible conversion into a single asset or a combination of both, with very detailed rules. This means that even if you can choose to deposit USDC, what you actually receive upon withdrawal depends entirely on the current state of the pool and the specific redemption path taken. You absolutely cannot assume the full process based solely on your deposit choice. This is one of the most common hidden pitfalls for newcomers—and it was the key detail I misunderstood after reviewing the page and documentation. Now, whenever I see a deposit option like “Deposit USDC,” I always double-check: what asset will I actually receive when I withdraw? More often than not, understanding this fundamental rule and avoiding misinterpretations is far more important than fixating on APR yields right away. @protocol_fx #Earn #fxUSD