My 4th reminder: The curve of the AMM is not "deposit to earn dividends," essentially it's just helping others to set the opposite price. When the market goes up and down, your position will be automatically adjusted to "sell high, buy low," looking at the transaction fees feels pretty good, but after calculating impermanent loss, your mindset will break... To put it simply, the more volatile it is, the more it feels like you're working for the market.

Recently, the funding rate has been extremely high, and in the group, people are arguing whether to reverse or continue to squeeze the bubble. I don't want to hard fight market making at such times, so I first split the pool into smaller parts, set a stop-loss line, and if the earned fees can't cover slippage and losses, I withdraw. Like clocking in for a task, if it can be automated, then automate it; if not, forget it.