Recently, I saw someone say "throw it into the pool and just sit back to collect fees," and I honestly feel a mix of amusement and anxiety... The AMM curve, to put it simply, is just you passively trading against market counterparties; when the price moves, your position automatically deforms. You don’t earn many fees, and impermanent loss first wears down your patience. Especially before and after such upgrades/hard forks, everyone is guessing whether migration will happen, on-chain liquidity fluctuates wildly, and with a slight slippage, that "steady" pool suddenly becomes unstable. Anyway, with my overnight position anxiety, I don’t dare to treat market making as a savings account; I just try small positions. It’s more reassuring to reduce my position before sleeping.