These days, the market has dried up, and many pools look quite attractive with their spreads.

Just as I reach out, I find that slippage plus transaction fees directly burst the bubble... When liquidity dries up, I only have one thought: survive first, keep the position small, withdraw if possible, and don't stubbornly try to bottom fish.

As a beginner, I misunderstood: falling a lot means it's "cheap," so just jump in and pick it up.
Now I understand: cheap doesn't mean you can execute a trade; when depth is gone, what you buy might be the price you pushed up yourself.

As for that staking system of "shared security + compounded yields," honestly, it's a bit like nested dolls—looks pretty good most of the time, but when the market tightens, it tends to shake together. On-chain fees and exit queueing become even more painful... Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less than find the door narrow when liquidity is most needed.
That's all for now.