Recently, I saw someone treat AMM as a piggy bank, honestly, market making is not just about sitting back and collecting fees... When the curve changes and the price deviates, your position gets "automatically rebalanced," even though you want both, you might end up with the one that’s growing slowly, and impermanent loss sneaks in quietly.



Not to mention the recent incidents of cross-chain bridge thefts and oracle errors, everyone collectively "waits for confirmation," liquidity tightens, slippage and volatility spike together, market-making pools suddenly get crowded like a taco stand with a line jump, profits are missed, and the pool gets distorted first... I now prefer to put in less, based on my own "risk tolerance," anyway, I won't hold on stubbornly. How about you?
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