Before that, I put some money in the Y Pool to mine CRV very Buddhistly. Because wealth codes are everywhere recently, I looked at the CURVE with meager income, and I also dug out hundreds of CRV, which is probably enough for the handling fee. So I decided not to mine anymore, I took the CRV away to do other things, and exchanged the LP token, which is yCurve (yDai+yUSDT+yUSDC), back to the stable currency.

However, after withdrawing CRV, I was stuck at the step of exchanging yCurve back to USDT, and there was no way to complain.

As shown in the picture, first of all, I tried to withdraw more than 28,000 USDT, and the gas fee reminded me to pay 1.1 ETH. Although it was so high that it made people feel sad, I still agreed. However, the transfer failed several times.

why? I suddenly remembered that we had sent news before,The new version of the Ethereum client Geth adds a fee limit, exceeding 1 ETH will be rejected. Because it exceeds 1 ETH, this transaction cannot pass.

Well... It turns out that it is to save money for me, so I can manually set it up and just give 1 ETH as a handling fee, isn't it very low?

The answer is no, after I manually adjusted the GAS to 1 ETH, CURVE's webpage directly reminded me that the handling fee was too low, and it would not transfer me money at all.

Isn't this an endless loop... Forget it, then I will take yCurve away and exchange it with ETH, Dai or something on Uniswap.

However, looking at the depth and slippage, the price impact is expected to be 15%...

It seems... we can only wait until Ethereum is not blocked...

I wish those bosses who enter the mining market with a lot of banknotes all the best when they withdraw LP Token.