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The group is again sharing images of "a certain stablecoin losing its peg" and "reserve audits being opaque." I find it exhausting to look at all of them. Don't get too emotional first; ask yourself: what are you pairing in your pool? If something really goes wrong, who will be drained of liquidity first?
Back to AMM, the curve is not just for show; it’s telling you: when the price moves, you are forced to buy low and sell high, and the fees earned often just serve to cover impermanent loss. Market making is not a get-rich-quick scheme, especially with volatile trading pairs—slippage plus bein

Recently, many people have been scared by words like "data availability / ordering / finality." My main point is: can your transaction be slowly scrutinized and scrutinized by others? DA is responsible for "being able to check what you did later," ordering determines "who goes first, who goes later, who cuts in line," and finality is "whether this transaction is considered settled." New L1/L2 incentives boost TVL, everyone rushes in to mine, transfer, and sell, the more impatient, the easier to get caught... Basically, it's about providing others with a smooth profit curve. Move a bit slower,

KTX sounds like a new narrative, but immediately referencing Brother Sun feels a bit deliberate.

Making a 385% profit and cashing out is the real skill; brothers, remember to take profits in stages.