Today I set a "stop" for myself: stop thinking that just throwing it into the pool will earn you easy profits. The AMM curve, to put it simply, just automatically follows the price; the fees you earn might just be eaten back by impermanent loss a little bit, especially during high volatility, making LP accounts look very awkward. Not to mention, if the order packing sequence changes, slippage and front-running come into play, and failed trades are completely different from what you expect.

Recently, AI agents and automated trading have been hyped up wildly. I'm just going to take a step back and observe: no matter how clever the scripts are, if you can't manage nonces properly, authorize incorrectly, or have flaky retry logic, you'll end up publicly shamed on-chain. Less storytelling, more focus on security and execution details—this can really save money.