Recently, I saw someone say that "throwing it into the pool to pay fees" is as easy as making money while lying down. I can only take a sip of cold brew to cool down... Actually, that AMM curve is just pushing you to buy low and sell high. When the price deviates, your asset ratio passively changes, and the fees earned may not be enough to cover the impermanent loss. To put it simply, market making is more like taking volatility as the counterparty. The bigger the volatility, the easier it is to be "moved." Anyway, I'm taking a very relaxed approach now: only choose pools that are deeper and less volatile, and don't expect to get rich overnight. By the way, I want to complain about the recent AI Agent automated trading setup. Being able to click a few buttons doesn't mean it can bear the risk for you. The more on-chain authorizations you give, the less you can afford to be careless about security. That's all for now.