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First, calculate the annualized return (APY) for each lock-up period to compare. For example, if 1-month lock-up gives 1x reward (APY = 12x) and 6-month gives 3x (APY = 6x), the 1-month option has higher APY—better for users needing flexibility. If the project’s long-term outlook is strong (e.g., upcoming partnerships), 6-month lock-up may be worth it for higher total rewards. Diversify: lock 50% of funds for 1 month (for liquidity) and 50% for 3 months (for balanced rewards). Avoid locking all funds in long periods—market volatility or project risks could make capital inaccessible when needed. Finally, check if early withdrawal is allowed (even with a penalty) as a safety net.

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