Recently, someone told me again, "Just go to the AMM pool and lie there collecting fees," and honestly, it made my head spin… The curve of the AMM, to put it simply, is just that when the price shifts, your position is passively swapped to the weaker side. When you do the math later, the fees might not even cover the impermanent loss. Don’t mistake “appearing profitable” for guaranteed profit.

Thinking about it, it’s similar to the economic collapse in blockchain games: inflation kicks in, studios keep pumping out new tokens, and the coin price spirals downward. No matter how good the on-paper numbers look, it can’t withstand the pressure.
Anyway, before I enter a pool now, I first assume the worst-case scenario, and only go in if I can accept it—don’t get caught up… Also, as usual: wallet authorization, linking, and signing are all a step behind—make sure to check carefully, really.