Recently, I've seen many people treat AMM as "just put it in and lie back." I really want to advise: curves are not a wishing well. When the price deviates, your position is passively switched to the weaker side. Impermanent loss, frankly, is like you using volatility to provide liquidity for others... and on top of that, taking a cut in fees makes it even more awkward. Plus, with everyone now obsessing over staking unlocks, token unlock schedules, and the anxiety of sell pressure, volatility becomes even more intense, and market making feels more like holding an umbrella in the wind. The information noise is too overwhelming, so I have one trick to cut through: only focus on the pools you want to participate in. First, write down your range and exit conditions. If it doesn’t meet your criteria, don’t enter, so you don’t act impulsively and feel guilty.