I looked at how people actually LP on @MeteoraAG and they fall into six strategies. Two things decide which one you are doing: how long you hold, and how old the token is. Here is all six, what each one is good at, and where each one hurts. 👇

+3.5 SOL overnight. 348 positions closed while I slept. +8.6 SOL over the last 3 days, no red day yet. Every morning my agent hands me a book on @MeteoraAG. What each wallet did overnight. Which strategies are slipping against their own normal. What the bad days cost and what caused them. And what it thinks I should change today. This also gives me a real overvie of the market using my basket. I read it for an hour and approve or reject each one. It never moves money on its own. 60 seconds of it here. Still working on it but the best way to learn is with real money on the line

+0.49 SOL ($50) on a coin that fell about 73% while I was in the position. @MeteoraAG 2.15 SOL into BUTTPLUG-SOL. One very wide bid-ask, 4% to 81% below price, open overnight. Went that wide because of the market cap. I entered around 280K and it went down to about 70K, so the range had to cover the whole move and it used almost all of it. The pool was tiny too, about $2.2K locked, so a big share of every swap fee came back to me. On these very low caps I go wider. Aged or new they are the riskiest, so a wide bid-ask is the safest way in. A good print needs volatility, some volume, and knowing how much liquidity is already placed and where. Most my sol was deployed when price was near the bottom to protect against larger losses which could have happend.