Recently, I saw someone say that AMM market making is just "putting up with collecting fees," and I really want to show them a chart... Basically, you're using your position as fuel for volatility; when prices go up and down, impermanent loss quietly eats away at you, and if the fees aren't enough, it's just a waste of effort. Especially now, with rate cut expectations fluctuating back and forth, the US dollar index and risk assets often act up together, and the market seems to be dragged along, making LPs less likely to sit back and win. There's so much information that it can be quite stressful; right now, I’m only watching two things: whether trading volume is "really hot," and whether volatility has already exceeded my tolerance line; other macro discussions are just background noise, so I don’t get carried away by emotions when voting or adding positions.