Recently, I've seen quite a few people treat AMM as "deposit and just sit back to collect fees," basically not taking the curve seriously. When the price fluctuates, your position is forced to rebalance, and the small fees earned might not even cover the impermanent loss, especially in pools with high volatility, making it easy to lose your composure. Market making is more like selling volatility than making easy money.

By the way, the debates among Layer 2 projects about TPS, fees, and subsidies are quite lively, and the more noise there is, the easier it is for people to get itchy hands and jump into pools. My noise reduction strategy is simple: spend less time arguing and more time reviewing project iteration records and genuine user retention. If it feels stable, then slowly increase your position—there's no rush anyway.