Recently, I've seen a bunch of clickbait headlines like "Drop it into the pool and just sit back to collect fees," almost making me laugh. The AMM curve, simply put, is you exchanging with price fluctuations; when volatility is high, impermanent loss is like a sneaky "experience ticket" deducted from you—just because you don't see it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Especially when the market swings back and forth, the fees might not even cover the losses.

And now, AI Agents and automated trading are also quite popular, with phrases like "fully automated on-chain interactions" popping up all the time. It sounds cool, but I'm more interested in who's pushing the narrative and who's paying attention to security details... Anyway, I’ll just try it with a small position myself—don't treat market making as a financial product.