I don't have much energy to play meme coins on the Robinhood blockchain, but as a low-risk arbitrage player, I like to form LPs to collect rent, which is very similar to the Guangdong charter business! One of the more useful group LP tools is @ KrystalDeFi. Compared to some new LP DeFi tools, it has a longer history, is more secure, and is also easier to use. The data is clear at a glance. I usually only group three types of trading pairs: USDG, WETH, and ETH. There is no need to have too much exposure and I cannot manage them! Then pay attention to LP fees, such as Figure 1, SPY/USDG and WETH/SPY. Although both are S&P 500 liquidity pools, the 24-hour trading volume of WETH/SPY is 21.8 million US dollars, while SPY/USDG is only 5.5 million US dollars. However, the 24-hour fees and USDG pool are twice as high as WETH pool. The main reason is that the LP fee of USDG is 0.35%, while WETH is only 0.05%, resulting in a significant difference. The higher the LP fee, the higher your return, but at the same time, you should also pay attention to the trading volume. The two are closely related. For some meme coin trading pairs, I usually choose trading pairs with LP fees exceeding 1%, but I need to be aware of the risk of impermanent losses. Suggest starting with indices or popular stocks in the early stages! Another useful tool is @ lpagent_io, which automatically monitors smart LP operations. It can copy smart LP strategies with just one click and filter and match them based on their historical data. It can quickly enter popular pools and display data at a glance, making it very convenient Figure 2! At present, this approach is a bit like the DeFi Summer of the past, where we started mining early, quickly recouped our capital, and continued to invest in the next popular token! This article is sponsored by @ binancezh, titled 'Binance Buying US Stocks: Global Assets, Zero Second Time Difference, One Click Delivery'!