Recently, someone said again, "Just throw it into the pool and lie back to collect fees," and I just... hmm, the AMM curve is basically you helping the market to automatically swap positions. When the price moves, you're forced to buy low and sell high in reverse. In the end, when comparing the books, impermanent loss is the main dish, and fees are just a dipping sauce. Plus, now with MEV / fairness of ordering being hotly debated, validators are taking more of that soup, and retail investors feel: I work diligently in the pool, but someone cuts in line and takes a chunk. The noise on-chain information is also large. My noise reduction strategy is simple: only watch the pools I participate in, review the next day, and don't be led astray by the timeline. When gas is high, just consider it as weight loss—less movement = fewer mistakes, for now.