Last night, I got curious again and went to the pool to do some "Buddhist-style market making," but when I looked at the profit curve... Honestly, that AMM curve is just pushing you to buy low and sell high. When the market turns, impermanent loss quietly strips you bald—there's no such thing as easy money. I used to think "staking pools = collecting rent," but now I only dare to try with small amounts. If I make a profit, I treat it as drawing a crazy profile picture; if I lose, I just consider it a ticket to buy meme images. By the way, recently, the layered yield stacking from staking and sharing security sets has been criticized as a "copycat," and I really understand that. Watching the layers pile up is entertaining, but the risks also stack up. I no longer believe in the phrase "stable high returns." For now, I’ll just keep picking up cheap meme profile pictures for fun.