Thats a great detailed research on the effectiveness of your investment/pooling. Hmmmm, I take your note: best is to porivde liquidity when both Ethereum and the other token will gain in value. I suppose, its not so good to go into some liquidity pool of a new token since thet usually decrease in value in the beginning. Also, I guess its better to go for ling term liquidity in those tokens that are expected to do well over a longer period of time. This essentially reduces the target tokens to the bluechips, the top tokens in crypto universe. Step in when they are low, ie not now since we are in a bull market and likely we'll see some pull backs after the bulls used all their energy and needs a season or more to regain strength again.

Interesting to see what is happening now with LEO. Some larger purchases at Uniswap at the moment driving the price up. Wondering what will happen. Will it continue to rise without major pullbacks? Then it would be interesting to provide liquidity to the wLEO pool. But it may go the same as with many entries, after the initial hype, pullbacks happen. In the end investing in any form, stays kinda gambling like, at least for the short term.

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