These past few days, I've been reminding myself of one word: stop.

Don't get itchy just because the pool's annualized rate looks tempting.
The AMM curve is originally designed for you to "sell high and buy low" amid volatility.
When the market deviates, impermanent loss quietly eats away at your gains.
To put it simply, market making isn't about earning passively; it's about using your position to pay for transaction fees.

Now there's a flood of narratives about AI Agents placing automatic orders and interacting on-chain,
but I actually want to pause and clarify:
Are they helping you optimize execution, or are they just packaging risk more smoothly?
Anyway, I'll stop scrolling for now,
slowly watch the changes in on-chain leverage and positions—rushing won't help.