Dude, don't put safe and high-yielding next to each other. It makes your post look like a scam.
1% spread is in fact, pretty small, so yeah, it probably isn't very risky.
1% spread is in fact, pretty small, so yeah, it probably isn't very risky.
But yeah, any time you put those two words together it inspires skepticism, which is totally understandable. I think this comes down to a lack of education, most people think the only two dimensions in this space are yield vs risk when in reality there is a third one (liquidity) that is balancing out the spread
Super open to suggestions for alternate framing. Maybe something like "optimizing" yields?