Recently, I saw someone say "Throw it into the pool and just sit back to collect fees," and I honestly find it a bit funny and frustrating... The curve of the AMM isn't a wish pond; once the price moves, you're passively forced to rebalance, and the more it rises sharply, the less you get from the upward side. To put it plainly, impermanent loss is just chasing the rise and fall for others. Whether the fees can cover it all depends on volatility and trading volume—if there's no trading, don't expect it. And don't even mention everyone constantly watching staking unlocks and token unlock schedules, shouting about selling pressure; when the unlock actually happens, the pool members will be the first to take a hit. Anyway, before I provide liquidity, I first look at the position distribution and on-chain cost basis, understanding what I'm earning before I get in—otherwise, I'd rather not earn at all.