Recently, I saw someone treating AMM as a savings account, basically just leaving the curve there: once the price moves, your position is automatically "reformed," impermanent loss isn't mystical, it's just you using volatility to pay fees, and when volatility is high enough to outweigh the fees, you just have to accept it. Market making isn't really passive income; it's more like writing a small contract within market sentiment.



These days, hardware wallets are sold out, phishing links are everywhere, everyone's security awareness has improved, but trading mentality is more prone to drifting... I myself now am more cautious when doing LP: first estimate a rough range, try a small amount, take some profit and withdraw, don’t hold on too long. Anyway, that curve is very stiff, but the ending is usually soft.
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