I reflected on how I was able to earn fee revenue from the AMM with 2Z, which was listed on Upbit yesterday. While reflecting, I was able to use @sentientAGI. Since 2Z is based on Solana (SOL), it was possible to provide liquidity in AMMs like Meteora or Jupiter. One notable point during the initial entry at Meteora, which many people used, was that I could secure a 5% pool. Generally, a 5% pool is a rare occurrence, and trading usually happens in 1% or 2% pools. However, yesterday, liquidity only existed in the 5% pool, and there was no liquidity in the 1% or 2% pools. As a result, the router had no choice but to select the 5% pool, and those who entered this range first were able to enjoy high fee revenue. As time passed, other users added or removed some liquidity from the 5% pool, increasing and distributing the pool's liquidity. Consequently, trading gradually dispersed to lower fee pools, reaching the 0.2% fee range about 20 minutes later. Ultimately, the lesson from the 2Z case yesterday is that if you quickly secure a high fee pool before others, you could see profits quickly.