Recently, someone said again, "Just put it in the pool and collect fees,"

I find it a bit funny and a little guilty... The AMM curve, to put it simply, is you helping the market automatically quote prices,
Once the price starts moving, your position is passively shifted from "the more valuable side" to "the less valuable side,"
Impermanent loss isn't some mystical thing; it's just that you think you're holding the original portfolio, but in reality, the curve has quietly rebalanced your holdings.
Can the fees cover it? It depends on volatility and trading volume,
No matter how good the narrative, without liquidity, it can't withstand that sudden drain.

Plus, with recent incidents like cross-chain bridge hacks and oracle errors,
Everyone is stuck in that "waiting for confirmation" phase,
Once trading stops, the pool becomes even more awkward:
Volatility appears, but volume disappears—it's the worst.
Anyway, I’m now providing liquidity in small amounts and slowly shifting,
I'd rather earn a little less than risk turning myself into a passive winner.
That's all for now.