Seeing someone treat AMM liquidity provision as "just deposit and sit back to collect fees," I can't help but sigh... Essentially, it's like you're automatically buying and selling for the market; when prices fluctuate, your position passively deforms, and impermanent loss isn't just scare tactics. When faced with a one-sided trend, the fees can't even cover the losses.

My obsessive-compulsive tendency makes me see pools as "leaky boxes": first calculate the worst-case scenario, accept it, then proceed. The airdrop season's points tasks are even more outrageous; with anti-witchcraft measures added, everyone competes as if clocking in at work, casually adding liquidity to earn points... But don't risk your principal just for a few points; if you lose money, no one will compensate you. Anyway, I'd rather be a bit more trouble and earn less than wake up one day to find my asset ratios have changed.