.Basis OS @BasisOS's YieldAI Autopilot has officially upgraded to version V2, claiming excellent performance in related data backtesting. This upgrade mainly focuses on three aspects: First, it adopts new strategies as benchmarks; Second, it adjusts and increases the vaults and risk limits in the high-fidelity simulation suite, enhancing risk management capabilities; Third, it uses a better model (o4-mini) to achieve faster and smarter decision-making while reducing latency. Previously, the first-generation model from @BasisOS performed well with smaller amounts, but it had scalability issues. As the business developed and storage volume increased, the volatility of deposit limits also grew, making it difficult for the first-generation model to adapt to these changes, leading to misjudgments and an inability to accurately process related information, which reduced operational efficiency and reliability. To address these issues and meet the growing business demands, @BasisOS launched the YieldAI Autopilot V2 version to enhance system performance. Currently, on the @BasisOS official website, the basic yield rate is about 10%, with the annualized APY for both the WBTC pool and the Link pool being 10%. If you participate in mining platform tokens, you can also earn an additional annualized APR reward of 399.48%. APY considers compounding, while APR does not. Additionally, the peak APY over the full lifecycle of @BasisOS reaches 39%, stabilizing around 32%, with an overall baseline level of 27%. Compared to the previous model, the V2 version shows significant advantages in yield acquisition capability and stability, promising higher returns for users. With the increase in deposit TVL, the optimized model provides @BasisOS with a better profit foundation, and we look forward to its future performance. The yield estimation calculator on the official website is quite interesting; if you deposit 1wu, assuming a TVL of 6M and a token market value of 30M, depositing for 90 days, the expected mining profit could be 5000U, which looks quite attractive. Moreover, you can regularly monitor your principal situation, with no lock-up period, which is quite nice. Basis OS @BasisOS team, currently you are focusing your strategies on mainstream large contract exchanges, ensuring safety and stability. However, emerging contract exchanges like @Backpack, @Lighter_xyz, and @Aster_DEX, which have not yet issued airdrops, have huge potential. It is recommended to apply the existing strategies to these platforms and launch options with higher risks and potential returns. This can not only attract risk-seeking users pursuing high returns but also help expand the user base and enhance the platform's competitiveness in emerging markets.