Something I've been thinking about going into this week: Most people focus on how much they can make when entering a DeFi position, but not enough attention goes to how they're going to get out. You can find an attractive pool, see a nice APR and feel good about the entry. But what happens when you actually want to withdraw or swap your assets? That's where liquidity conditions become important. A pool needs enough available liquidity to handle users entering and exiting without creating unnecessary price impact. And this is especially important when the market suddenly gets volatile. If everyone is trying to sell the same asset at the same time, the available liquidity can get eaten up quickly, and the execution price can move further away from what you expected. That's one reason I like having tools and information available when using **STON.fi**. Before putting money into a pool, I'm not just thinking about the potential return anymore. I'm also looking at the pool's liquidity, activity and the assets I'm actually getting exposure to. There's another lesson here for anyone providing liquidity: Don't only ask, “How much can I earn?” Also ask: “How easy is it to exit if the market changes?” DeFi gives you a lot of opportunities, but understanding the mechanics behind those opportunities is what helps you use them more responsibly. Sometimes the smartest part of a strategy isn't the entry. It's knowing what happens when you need to leave. $PI $BMT #Altcoin Season#