The entire reason Bitcoin tends to outperform everything is that it's not diluting itself with these yields.
Or at least that's the theory.
Why create a tax event when the gain can just be hidden as unrealized value increase?
When looking at how liquidity works it gets even more confusing.
The market cap of a token can go x100 farther in a direction than the amount of money pumped or dumped into it.
So a token that provides 10% yield per year can stop itself from going x10.
What's better? 10% yield or the opportunity to take gains at 10x?

Obviously it's way more complicated than all this and I like me some yield farming but there are quite a few variables to consider. Bitcoin has been outperforming pretty much everything for 3 out of 4 years in the cycle in an impressively consistent manner. Holding Bitcoin is almost certainly the best way to to get a ton of the coins that you actually want during the 4th year of the cycle (2025/2029).