Recently, someone said "Just throw it into the pool and take the fee," and honestly, it makes me a bit sleepy... The curve of AMM is basically you automatically buy low and sell high; when the price deviates, impermanent loss silently eats back the fees, and the more volatile the market, the more obvious it becomes. Market making isn't passive income; it's more like exchanging volatility for small change. If you can't keep up, don't force it.

By the way, the NFT royalty mudslinging match also looks pretty similar: everyone wants liquidity and also wants to earn more, but in the end, someone has to bear the cost.
What I don't regret is that it's okay to be a bit late to the lively narratives; I first move my funds back to the cold wallet, then slowly review and plan before taking action.